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Melina Hoffman
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16 September, 00:19
What is the working principle of lever
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Lindsey Porter
16 September, 00:45
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A lever is a simple machine made of three parts: two load arms and a fulcrum. Sometimes the two arms are referred to as the force arm and the load arm, to distinguish which arm is initiating movement.
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