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SIMPLE MACHINE
COMPLEX AND SIMPLE MACHINE
  There are two know machines, they are a complex machine and simple machine.
Example for simple machines :
  Scissors
  Paper clips
  Stapler
  Cutter
  Paper punch
Example for complex machines :
  Telephone
  Mobile phone
  Computer
  Calculator
LEVER (PENGUNGKIT) PART
  A lever is a simple machine made with a bar free to move about a fixed point. The lever consists of parts, load, load arm, fulcrum, effort arm, and effort.


MECHANICAL ADVANTAGE (KEUNTUNGAN MEKANIK)
Mechanical advantage is a comparison of the force of the resistance to the force of the effort.

MA = = lf
            F      lw


Comparison of the effort distance (de) to the resistance distance (dr)
  In a lever the force of the resistance multiplied (Fr=W) by the distance of the resistance (dr = lw ) equal to the force of the effort (Fe=F) multiplied by the distance of the effort (de= lf )
 
Fr x dr = Fe x de
W x lW = F x lF
Lever First Class
  Example     
  Scissors = gunting
  Pliers = tang
  Claw Hammer= palu
  See-saw= jungkat-jgkt
  Beam Balance=timbangan

 
Second Class
  Example
  Wheelbarrow = gerobak pasir
  Bottle opener = pembuka botol
  Can opener
  Paper cutter = pemotong kertas
  Nutcracker= pemecah (biji) kemiri
Third Class
  • Example:    Human arm
  Golf club
  Fishing rod
  Forceps
 
The relationship between the effort and load and their respective distance from the fulcrum
Load (L) x Load Arm (Lo)= Effort (E)  x Effort arm (Li)
Mechanical advantage = load/effort
                                             = Li/Lo
MA = L/E = Li/Lo
PULLEYS (KATROL)
  A pulley is a simple machine made with a rope, belt or chain wrapped around a groved wheel
Three types of pulleys  
  A Fixed Pulley
                Is a pulley that is attached to stationary structure.  
 

  A Movable Pulley
                Is pulley that is not attached to a stationary structure      

  

  A Pulley System
                In a combination of fixed and movable pulley               
 
                                                                                               

INCLINED PLANES (BIDANG MIRING)       
  An inclined plane is a flat surface that is higher on one end.                                          
                                                                                                        
  
                                                     
The MA of an inclined plan is equal to the length of the slope (s) divided by the height (h) of the inclined plane
 MA = S
            h

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