Using Machines
  • 1. A force that opposes sliding motion between two touching surfaces.
A) machanical advantage
B) input force
C) efficiency
D) output force
E) friction
  • 2. Output force divided by input force equals ________ .
A) efficiency
B) mechanical advantage
C) distance output
D) conservation
E) human advantage
  • 3. Lubrication can reduce the _______________ between two surfaces.
A) output force
B) efficiency
C) mechanical advantage
D) friction
E) magnetic force
  • 4. The ____________ work done by a machine can never be greater than the __________ done on the machine.
A) fishing, hunting
B) efficiency, advantage
C) input work, output work
D) advantage, efficiency
E) output work, input work
  • 5. When you remove a nail with a hammer the nail is remove by the _____________ .
A) input force
B) input advantage
C) output force
D) output advantage
E) friction
  • 6. Even though machines make work easier they _________________ the amout of work you need to do.
A) don't increase
B) stop
C) do decrease
D) change
E) don't decrease
  • 7. The force that you apply on a machine is the _______ .
A) output force
B) input force
C) applied advantage
D) mechanical advantage
E) MA
  • 8. The _____________ of a machine is the ratio of the output work to the input work.
A) efficiency
B) opposing effort
C) imprint of work
D) total effort
E) raw rate
  • 9. F out / F in equals _____ .
A) MA
B) AM
C) FA
D) PA
E) EF
  • 10. The force that the machine applies is ________ .
A) Input advantage
B) input force
C) mechanical advantage
D) output force
E) applied advantage
  • 11. W out / W in equals _____ .
A) eff
B) ma
C) off
D) human output
E) ffa
  • 12. The work that the machine does is the ________ .
A) output work
B) input work
C) human effort
D) output force
E) output advantage
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