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An inclined plane is a surface with a slope. A ramp is an example, as are chutes, hoppers, and funnels. Since cutting blades have sloped surfaces, they are also inclined planes, and so knives, drills, chisels, and plows are examples. The twist of a screw is an inclined plane, including the Archimedes screw used for pumping water, as is the blade of the rotor of a windmill. All of these were in use in the Middle Ages. There are types of inclined planes, such as the airfoil, that were not in use then.
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Examples of household inclined planes?
Well, honey, inclined planes in the house are everywhere! Think of your ramps, stairs, even your dang driveway - all inclined planes helping you move things around easier. So next time you're struggling to lug that heavy furniture up the stairs, just remember to thank good ol' inclined planes for making your life a little less miserable.
What kind of inclined plane does your car take to the top of a mountain?
uphill grade
Is an screw a kind of inclined plane?
Yes because it's a twisted incline plane.
What kind of plane is a slope that reduces effort needed to move something?
an inclined plane! atleast that's what I think
What is a solid figure that has two congruent polygons in parallel planes?
Obviously some kind of PRISM.
