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CHAPTHER 10:Simple machine
Lever…. Type of lever…
Appreciating the innovative efforts in the design of
machines to simplify work
Moment of lever…
Moment of force…
LEVER
- A SIMPLE MACHINE
A lever is a simple machine which turns about fixed point called the fulcrum (F)
when a force called the effort (E) is applied to overcome a resisting force
known as the load (L).
Back
Type of lever Second classlever
First classlever
Third class lever
Back
FIRST CLASS LEVER…
#FULCRUM IS LOCATED BETWEEN EFFORT AND LOAD#
L
F
E
Small force is used to move large loadEffort moves throught a longer distance than the loadEffort is further from the fulcrum than the load is
Example
Example of first class lever~
Scissor Pliers Claw hammer
Crowbar
Back
SECOND CLASS LEVER….
# LOAD IS LOCATED BETWEEN FULCRUM AND EFFORT #
Small force is used to move a large load. Effort moves through a longer distance than the
load Effort is further from the fulcrum than the load is
L
F
E
Example
Example of second class lever~
nutcracker
papercutter
wheelbarrow
Bottle openerBack
THIRD LEVER CLASS….# EFFORT IS LOCATED BETWEEN FULCRUM AND LOAD #
Large force is used to move a small load Load moves through a longer distance than the effort Load is futher from the fulcrum than the effort is
L
F
E
Example
Example of third class lever~
Fishing rod
Ice tong
Broom
Back
The moment of a force…
Moment of Perpendicular distance from a force = Force (N) x the pivot to the force (m)
Formula
++ A force can be used to produce a turning effect to accomplish a desired task. The turning effect of a force is called the moment of a
force…. ++
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Meant : The moment of force is the turning affect of force
Moment in a leverIn a lever, the effort and the load produce opposing moments, that is a pair
of clockwise and anticlockwise moments. Since the two moments are balanced, the following formula gives the relationship between the effort,
the load and their respective distances from the fulcrum
Load (N) x Distance of load from the fulcrum (m) = Effort (N) x Distance of effort from the fulcrum (m)
Formula
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Appreciating the innovative efforts in the design of
machines to simplify workMany of the simple devices and tools we use everyday to make our work easier are levers. The knife , bottle opener , stapler and even your arm use the principle of the lever. Through the innovative efforts in designing levers, we have scissors , shears , wire-cutter and paper cutter that help us simplify various cutting jobs. Devices that use the principle of the lever can be found almost everywhere, for example, in your classroom, your school canteen and your house. We should appreciate these devices that simplify our work and use them with care.
QUIZ!!
Quiz !!
i. What is lever?
ii. What is meant by moment of force?
iii. Name 2 tools that are in the same class of lever as the human arm. iv. give one main characteristic of first class lever.
The end
Thank
you!!!