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By sharpening a wedge, you _______________ the machine’s mechanical advantage.
a
Lose
b
Do not affect
c
Decrease
d
Increase
a
Lose
b
Do not affect
c
Decrease
d
Increase
Answers
Answered by
Damon
b. do not affect
It is the overall length of the wedge over the width of the top where you hit it with the hammer that matters, not the sharp edge which only makes it easier to get it started.
It is the overall length of the wedge over the width of the top where you hit it with the hammer that matters, not the sharp edge which only makes it easier to get it started.
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