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What do you trade to get force to help you lift things with inclined planes?
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∙ 11y ago
time and distance.
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What is the trade off when using and inclined plane?
More distance, less force
What will happen if there is not standard units of measurement?
Trade will become impossible. Things will not fit together.
Why standard units are useful?
Standard units enable both parties involved in trade to know exactly what they are dealing with. It is also important for designing, building and fitting things together.Standard units enable both parties involved in trade to know exactly what they are dealing with. It is also important for designing, building and fitting things together.Standard units enable both parties involved in trade to know exactly what they are dealing with. It is also important for designing, building and fitting things together.Standard units enable both parties involved in trade to know exactly what they are dealing with. It is also important for designing, building and fitting things together.
Which three planes crashed on September 11?
There were more than three. Two planes crashed into the World Trade Center, one crashed into the Pentagon, and one plane attacked the hijackers and saved countless lives by crashing in a field in Pennsylvania. The plane that crashed into the North Tower was flight 11. The plane that crashed into the South Tower was flight 175 The plane that crashed into the Pentagon was flight 77. The plane that crashed in Pennsylvania was flight 93. FUN FACT: Did you know that the debris from the World Trade Center smoked and smoldered for 99 days?
What sentries sometimes did?
the sentries marched the border and would trade tobacco and other things and told each other about events that happened at camp
How do inclined planes work Are they always fixed?
Inclined planes are simple machines whose use enables a trade-off between mass and distance. They need no be fixed except that it may be sensible to anchor them during use.
What is the trade off when using and inclined plane?
More distance, less force
What destroyed the World Trade Center?
Two planes
How many planes crashed into the World Trade Centre?
Two planes, one went into each tower.
How did the planes crash into The World Trade Center?
The planes were hijacked by Al-Qaeda terrorrists and deliberately flown into the towers.
Who invented the inclined plane?
The inclined plane was used by ancients, so no one is credited with "discovering" or "inventing" it. Ancient peoples used a "ramp" to raise things to a higher elevation, whether it was in pyramid building (or the construction of other structures), or just traveling a route. Ancient trade routes that force a traveler to gain altitude offer the so-called switchback to allow a gradual increase in elevation. This makes it easier for people and pack animals to get up over mountain barriers, and it is a "natural" application of the inclined plane. Pyramids were very awesome thanks to this "ramp"
What year did the planes crash into the world trade centers?
2001 was the year
How many planes supposedly hit the world trade centres?
2
Where did the planes that crashed into the trade center originate from?
Boston's Logan Airport
What do you use less when you pull something up an inclined plane 1 energy 2force 3distance or 4strength?
Distance,You would have to use more energy, force and strength to pull something less distanceif it is up an inclined plane.================================Answer #2:The whole idea of an inclined plane is to give you the ability to raise a load to the sameheight with less force than you'd need if you had to lift it. That's why, if you're smart,you roll a barrel up a ramp instead of lifting it straight up to the dock. In return for usingless force, you have to roll it a longer distance to reach the same height.Energy . . .Same, regardless of how you get it up there. Depends only on the difference in height.Force . . .Less needed if you use an inclined plane. That's why they're useful.Distance . . .More if you use an inclined plane. That's the trade-off.Strength . . .Less required when you use an inclined plane.If you had more strength, you'd just lift it and be done with it.
What is the effective of using an inclined plane to lift an object?
A trade-off is obtained between the force required to move an object and the distance through which it is moved. You can use less force over a longer distance so that you can raise an object that you would not be able to lift.The efficiency of a plane depends on the work done in overcoming friction.
Why did the planes fly into the World Trade Centre?
The terrorists thought it was their religious calling.
