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Chemistry, 09.05.2021 20:00 Arealbot

What is the “advantage” and “disadvantage” when there is a mechanical advantage less than 1? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY

A. Force Advantage

B. No Advantage

C. Distance Advantage

D. Force Disadvantage

E. Distance Disadvantage

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