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3 April, 07:30

Someone presents you with a machine they have invented and tells you that the machine makes you stronger than you really are because it has a mechanical advantage of 1.0. Will this machine really make you stronger?

A.) Yes, a MA value of 1.0 indicates that the new invention makes you 100 times stronger than you really are.

B.) No, a MA value of 1.0 simply means that the output force is the same as the input force, and the machine does not make you any stronger at all.

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