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Work Force Distance Lever Pulley Wheel and axle Screw Wedge Inclined Plane Work Input Work Output Simple machine Makes work easier Motion Seesaw Bottle opener Hammer Crow bar wheel barrow Water Well bucket Clothesline Flag pole Fishing Pole Doorknob Steering wheel Race car Wagon Light bulb Screw Nuts and bolts Cork bottle opener Knife Door stop Axe Scissors Ramp Slide Stairs Inclined Plane

Work Force Hammer Distance

Water Well bucket Doorknob Clothesline Flag pole Fishing Pole

Motion Bottle opener Hammer Crow bar wheel barrow

Ramp Slide Stairs Inclined Plane Scissors

Lever Pulley Distance Wheel and axle Screw Wedge Inclined Plane

Work Input Bottle opener Work Output Simple machine Makes work easier Force Motion

Light bulb Screw Nuts and bolts Steering wheel Cork bottle opener

Doorknob Steering wheel Light bulb Race car Wagon

Knife Screw Door stop Axe Scissors

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