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Physics, 19.08.2019 18:30 MogTaee

What is the purpose of increasing the length and thinness of a wedge?
a)to decrease the distance over which which a force needs to be applied
b)to make the wedge lighter and easier to carry
c)to increase the mechanical advantage
d)to the wedge to stay clean and well-lubricated

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