Question

MEDAAAAAAL..PLEASE HELPPP



The mechanical advantage of the wedge is decreased as it gets thinner.
True
False

Answer 1

@chmvijay

Answer 2

@aaronq @ganeshie8

Answer 3

@UnkleRhaukus @thomaster

Answer 4

@DLS @nubeer @UmarsBack

Answer 5

@amistre64 @.Sam. can u help her ?

Answer 6

@hba @Koikkara @Compassionate

Answer 7

What do you think is the right answer?

Answer 8

I found!

Answer 9

true

Answer 10

It's False

Answer 11

why?

Answer 12

As the wedge gets thinner, it loses a lot of it's functionality. That is, resistance.

Answer 13

No,No
False!

Answer 14

\[A = \frac{ L }{ D }\]

Answer 15

Please - do not give out "true" or "false" responses. Lead the user to the answer.

Iribeiro, if I have a wedge, and make it thinner, would it be able to work the same s thicker wedge?

Answer 16

oh,sorry!

Answer 17

nope

Answer 18

thank you @all for helping her :)

Answer 19

We lose mass and force by decreasing it. Meaning, it cannot hold the weight that a thicker wedge would. So, would you consider that a pro or con?

Answer 20

con?

Answer 21

Correct. So, as a result of decreasing the thickness, you see a decline in functionality.

3inch thick wedge can hold more than a 1inch thick wedge.

Therefore, the answer is?

Answer 22

true?

Answer 23

Correct.

Answer 24

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thank you @all for helping her :)
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No problem.

Answer 25

thhhanks!