UNIT D STUDY DECK Flashcards

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What is a simple machine

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A tool or device made up of one basic machine

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What are the 6 simple machines

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Lever, inclined plane, wheel and axle, wedge, screw, pulley

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What is an example of a lever

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Scissors

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What is an example of an inclined plane

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A ramp

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5
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What is an example of a wheel and axle

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Screwdriver

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What is an example of a wedge

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Axe

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What is an example of a screw

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Corkscrews

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What is an example of a pulley

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Window blinds

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9
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How many classes of levers is there

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3

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What are the 3 classes of levers

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Class 1, class 2, class 3

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How to tell if a lever is a class 1

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The fulcrum is in the middle of the load and effort

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How to tell if a lever is a class 2

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The load is in the middle between the fulcrum and effort

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How to tell if a lever is a class 3 lever

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If the effort is in the middle between the fulcrum and load

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Give 3 examples of a class 1 lever

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Scissors, seesaw, crowbars

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Give 3 examples of class 2 levers

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Wheelbarrow, nutcracker, nail clippers

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Give 3 examples of class 3 levers

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Brooms, hockey stick, fishing rod

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What is a complex machine

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Devices made up of several simple machines working together

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18
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What are the 4 effects of simple machines

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Change the direction of applied force

Multiply force

Increase or decrease speed

Transfer force

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What is a system

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is a group of parts that work together to perform a function

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What is a subsytem

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is a smaller group of parts that performs a specific function within a complex machine

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21
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What are the 2 systems that transfer forces

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Linkages and transmissions

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22
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What is a linkage

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A belt or chain used to transfer energy

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What is an example of a subsystem

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Engine in a vehicle

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What is an example of a system

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When one wheel turns___________.
The other will turn in the same direction
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What is a transmission
A type of linkage used for heavier loads
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What is the gear that has the force applied
The driving gear
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What is the force that is applied from the driving gear called
The driven gear
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What are the options of transmissions
Move the object slowly with a big force Move the object faster with a smaller force.
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What is a gear train
A set of 2 or more gears in rotation
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The smaller the gear, the faster it will go
True
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What is the difference between the multiplying gear and the reducing gear
The multiplying gear increases speed while the reducing gear decreases speed
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Mechanical Advantage meaning
The amount in which the MACHINE can multiply a force
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What is the INPUT force
The force you apply
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What is the OUTPUT force
The force the machine applies
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Speed ratio meaning
A measure of how the speed of the object is affected by a machine
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True or false: The input and output for speed ratio is called the input and output distance
True
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Can you have a mechanical Advantage less than 1
Yes It means that the machine is better for speed, not force
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What will not be affected when friction if involved
Speed ratio
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What does it mean when someone says 'ideal situation' in science
A frictionless world
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What is efficiency
is a measure of how well a machine or a device uses energy
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What happens when work is done
A force acts upon an object to make it move
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Without energy there is no ______
work
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What do simple machines do
The decrease the amount of effort
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What do simple machines NOT do
Decrease the amount of work
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What is a hydraulic system
Uses liquids under pressure to move loads
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What is pascal's law
Pressure is all the same in an enclosed fluid
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On a piston, pressure exerts on the _______________
Output piston
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On a piston, the input piston is used to apply ________
Force
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What are some of the criteria people use to evaluate a machine
Use Aesthetics Purpose Cost Workmanship Reputation
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What is the tradeoff
Force for distance
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What is efficacy
How quickly a device does it's task
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What is effectively
How well a machine does it's job
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What must a design do
Fit the function
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What is a function
What the device is supposed to do
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What is a design
The form that the machine has to make is usable
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What are the 2 questions you ask when evaluating
How can we improve it How can we make it better for the environment