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In the lever of third order, load ‘W’, effort ‘P’ and fulcrum ‘F’ are oriented as follows

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Manika Kar
Manika Kar 5 years ago
Wrong ans
Kumar S
Kumar S 5 years ago
C is correct answer
Kumar S
Kumar S 5 years ago
C is correct answer
Nikunj Miyani
Nikunj Miyani 6 years ago
ans c is right
Thanga Durai
Thanga Durai 6 years ago
ans c pls chick it
Thanga Durai
Thanga Durai 6 years ago
ans c correct
NIKHIL Kumar
NIKHIL Kumar 7 years ago
C


P is between W and F
Pradeep Gk
Pradeep Gk 7 years ago
Ans C
Debashis Das
Debashis Das 7 years ago
in 1st kind- Fulcrum is in middle,
in 2nd kind- Load is in middle,
in 3rd kind- Effort is in middle
Infinite Knowledge
Infinite Knowledge 7 years ago
I think answer is wrong... Pls check it
Akshay Patel
Akshay Patel 8 years ago
Class 1 has the fulcrum placed between the effort and load. Class 2 has the load between the effort and the fulcrum. Class 3 has the effort between the load and the fulcrum.
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