5.2 levers Flashcards

(9 cards)

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3 components of a lever

A
  • Fulcrum
  • Resistance
  • Effort
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Describe first class lever and example in human body

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Fulcrum located in the middle. Extension at elbow. Flexion or ectention at neck

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3
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Describe second class lever and example in human body

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Resistance in the middle. Plantar flexion at ankle

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Describe second class lever and example in human body

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Effort in the middle. Flexion at elbow, knee and hip.

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5
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Mechanical advantage calculation

A

Effort arm divided by resistance arm

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Mechanical advantage of first and third class lever

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Large range of movement
Resistance moved quickly

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Mechanical disadvantage of first and third class lever

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Can’t apply much force to move an object

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Mechanical advantage of second class lever

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Can generate much larger forces
Can lift whole body weight

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9
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Mechanical disadvantage of second class levers

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Slow
Limited range of movement

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