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1 Machines 5. Compound Machines

2 Try pulling a nail out of wood with your fingers
It is very hard to do

3 But with the end of a claw hammer
It is easy to get the nail out

4 The hammer is a 1st class lever
It increases the force you put on the nail

5 Compound machines can make work even easier than simple machines
Vocabulary: Compound machine A simple machine connect to one or more simple machines

6 In a compound machine the force you pass on to one simple machine
is made larger and passed on to another simple machine

7 The total force is made much larger
In this way The total force is made much larger Compound machines are all around you

8 A scissors is a compound machine
It is simply two levers, With a fulcrum where the pin is

9 A can opener is a compound machine
The two handles are levers

10 The key you turn to open a can is a wheel and axle
The blade that cuts into the can is a wedge

11 A bicycle is another compound machine
Its wheels are connected to axles so they make a wheel-and-axle machine

12 The brake handles are levers

13 A machine cannot make energy but every machine needs energy
When you pedal a bicycle you provide the energy

14 Many machines use electric energy

15 All machines waste energy
Remember that friction is a force that resists motion

16 Machines usually have moving parts that rub against each other
Friction slows down the motion of the parts

17 The work done by a machine is always less than the work put into it
So energy is wasted The work done by a machine is always less than the work put into it


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