Question

mechanical advantage?

Answer 1

y i k e s

@sillybilly123 rescue me

Answer 2

In the meantime i need help with more math, should i open a new thread?

Answer 3

yeah, I can move this to physics so you can re-open a new math q

Answer 4

Yes sure if you could do that i would appreciate it

Answer 5

let me know when you did

Answer 6

it's in physics now, let me know if you need help opening a math question

Answer 7

Okay

Answer 8

\[\large\rm Mechanical~Advantage =\frac{ output ~force }{ input ~force}\]\[\large\rm F_{IN}\cdot distance = F_{out} \cdot distance \]\[\rm F_{i.n} \cdot d_1 = F_{out} \cdot d_2\]

Answer 9

b?

Answer 10

right?

Answer 11

yes

Answer 12

\[\frac{ F_{out} }{ F_{i.n}}=\frac{ d_1 }{ d_2 }\]

Answer 13

so the answer would be b?

Answer 14

final answer*

Answer 15

yes