Diagram of the simple machine?

A diagram of a simple machine typically includes labeled parts such as the input force, output force, fulcrum, lever arm, and load. It may also include arrows to indicate the direction of force and movement. The specific layout and design of the diagram may vary depending on the type of simple machine being depicted.

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Simple Machine Diagram

Parts of a Simple Machine:

- Input force: The force applied to the input of the machine.
- Output force: The force produced by the machine.
- Fulcrum: The fixed point around which the machine pivots.
- Lever arm: The distance from the fulcrum to the point where the input force is applied.
- Load arm: The distance from the fulcrum to the point where the output force is applied.

Types of Simple Machines:

- Lever: A rigid bar that pivots on a fixed point.
- Wheel and axle: A wheel attached to an axle that rotates together.
- Pulley: A grooved wheel that changes the direction of a force.
- Inclined plane: A sloping surface that reduces the effort required to move an object.
- Screw: A spiral groove that wraps around a cylindrical surface.
- Wedge: A triangular-shaped object that splits objects apart.