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Physics, 12.12.2020 15:50 maxellodom5

The equation for calculating actual mechanical advantage is a
Actual Mechanical Advantage = Output Force/Input
Force.
b
Actual Mechanical Advantage = Input
Distance/Output Distance.
c
Actual Mechanical Advantage = Input Force/Output
Force
d
Actual Mechanical Advantage = Output
Distance/Input Distance.


The equation for calculating actual mechanical advantage is

a
Actual Mechanical Advantage = Outpu

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