If the lever in the picture below has a force advantage of 1, then...
Select one:
a. the effo...
If the lever in the picture below has a force advantage of 1, then...
Select one:
a. the effort force must be the same as lifting force.
b. the effort force must be less than lifting force.
c. the effort force must be greater than lifting force.
d. any of the above could be true.
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