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Branson Becker
Chemistry
10 June, 17:16
Screw has very high efficiency.
a. True
b. False
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Jaylon Reeves
10 June, 17:27
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False the output force and input force is low because the formula is output force divided by input force. Just a note you are not doing much input force into the screw because you hold the screwdriver
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