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What is a machine? •Large and complex devices? •Scissors, pliers and spanners are called simple machine.

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  • What is a machine?

    Large and complex devices?Scissors, pliers and spanners are called
    simple machine.
  • A simple machine which consists a bar
    that turns about a fixed point called
    fulcrum.Example: scissors, spanners, bottle
    openers, pliers, staplers, nut crackers,
    paper cutters and wheelbarrows.

    scissors

  • Bottle openers

    Pliers

  • staplers

    Nut cracker

  • Wheelbarrows

  • A lever enables a small effort to
    overcome a large load.The long stick is called the lever.

    Effort (E)

    Load (L)

    Fulcrum (F)

  • Effort (E)

    Load (L)

    Fulcrum (F)

    E = which is the force exerted by the boy.

    F = which is the fixed point where the lever turns about.

    L = which is the force from the large rock which must be overcome.

  • P

    Q

    The longer the distance of the effort from the fulcrum, the less effort is required to lift the load.If the man presses downwards at point Q, he will need to use more effort to lift the load.
  • Levers can be classified into three classes:

    First class leverSecond class leverThird class lever.

    depend on the position of the fulcrum.

  • fulcrum

    effort

    load

    First class lever

    The fulcrum is between the load and the effort.The load and the effort act in the same direction.

    Advantages

    A small effort can lift a heavy load if the effort arm is longer than the load arm.

  • fulcrum

    load

    effort

    effort

    load

    hammer

    A pair of pliers

    -TIN OPENER

    -SCISSORS

  • fulcrum

    effort

    load

    Second class lever

    The load is between the fulcrum and the effort.The load and the effort act in the opposite direction.

    Advantages

    The effort is always less than the load.

  • Wheelbarrows

    Nut cracker

    L

    F

    E

    L

    F

    L

    E

    E

    -PAPER CUTTER

    -BOTTLE OPENER

  • fulcrum

    effort

    load

    Third class lever

    The effort is between the fulcrum and the effort.The load and the effort act in the opposite direction.

    Advantages

    A short distance moved by the effort makes the load move through a longer distance.

  • staplers

    L

    E

    F

    Fishing rod

    L

    E

    F

    -ICE TONG

    -FORE-ARM

  • fulcrum

    effort

    load

    fulcrum

    load

    fulcrum

    load

  • The Principle of a first class lever.

    load

    effort

    fulcrum

    Load arm

    Effortarm

    Load X load arm = effort X effort arm

  • The Principle of a second class lever.

    load

    effort

    fulcrum

    Load arm

    Effortarm

    Load X load arm = effort X effort arm

  • The Principle of a third class lever.

    load

    effort

    fulcrum

    effort arm

    Load arm

    Load X load arm = effort X effort arm

  • Attention !!!!

    The load arm is the distance from the load to the fulcrum.

    The effort arm is the distance from the effort to the fulcrum.

  • Worked example 1

    2N

    30cm

    effort

    80cm

    What effort is required to keep the lever in a horizontal position?

    Effort X effort arm = load X load arm

    Effort X (80 30) = 2 X 30

    Effort = 2 X 30 = 1.2N

    50

  • Worked example 2

    load

    4N

    1m

    Calculate the weight of the load.

    Load X load arm = effort X effort arm

    Load X (100 60) = 4 X 100

    Load = 4 X 100 = 10 N

    40

    effort

    60cm

  • Worked example 3

    9N

    Effort = 12 N

    80cm

    At what distance from the fulcrum must the effort act to maintain the lever in a horizontal position?

    Effort X effort arm = load X load arm

    12 X E = 9 X 80

    E = 9 X 80 = 60cm

    12

  • The moment of force

    1.When we open a door or use a spanner to loosen a nut, we are applying a force that causes a turning effect to accomplish the desired task.

    2. The turning effect is called the moment of force.

    3.The moment of force is the product of the force and the perpendicular distance from the fulcrum to the force.

    d

    Force

  • Moment of force (Nm)= force (N) X
    perpendicular distance (m)

    From the equation:

    The greater the force used, the greater is the moment of force.The longer the distance, the greater is the moment of force.
  • activity :10.2

    Aim:To show the relationship between moment and the product of force and distance.

    Diagram: Figure 10.6

    Procedure:

    1.The apparatus was set up as shown in Figure 10.6. The fulcrum was at the 5cm mark of the half-metre rule while the 5N weight was hung from the 15 cm mark.

  • 2.The spring balance was used to lift the other end of the half-metre rule at the 45cm mark. When the half-metre was horizontal, the reading of the spring balance and the distance from the spring balance to the fulcrum were recorded.

    3. The product of the force and its distance from the fulcrum was calculate.

  • 4.Steps 2 and 3 were repeated with the spring balance at the 40cm, 35cm and 30cm mark of the half-metre rule.

    5.My readings were recorded in the table as shown below.

  • Observation:

    Distance (m)Force (N)Force X distance (Nm)0.40 0.350.300.25
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