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Latest revision as of 17:12, 2 June 2021
Back to 1M - Work and Energy
PIRA index: 1M20.40
Description
A lever level shows how forces can be balanced depending on their position along the lever.
Equipment
- rod and table attachment
- lever level
- set of masses
Instructions
Attach the lever level to the vertical rod. Place masses along the various positions on the lever and show how forces are balanced.
Keywords
lever, balance, level
Images & Movies
Figure1
Lever Level - All manipulations
Lever Level - 1
Lever Level - 2
Lever Level - 3
Lever Level - 4
