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Examples of inclined planes and wedges that are used at home?
INCLINED PLANES: WINDSHIELDS, DOOR STEPS, GENERAL ZIPPERS WEDGE: PUSH PINS, NAILS, KNIVES, YOUR OWN TEETH, SLEDGE HAMMER, BLADES OF SKATE, RAZOR BLADE HOPE THIS HELPED YOUR HOMEWORK! *Some other examples of inclined planes are a sink, bathtub bottom, chair. Another common example of a wedge is an axe or staple.
What are the unit use for measuring the use in the temperature?
There are no units for measuring the use of temperature.
What do you use to measure liquid length?
we don't use length. we use liter.
What does dermatological use only mean?
for use only on the skin - not for internal use
What is the use of ASCIII?
What is the use of ASCIII?
What are the advantages of zippers?
Some advantages of zippers are they are quick and easy to use. Zippers are great for covering things that don't need to be seen. They help enclose object as well.
What did people use before zippers?
They used buttons.
Did you have zippers in 1777?
Not in wide spread use until 1917.
What impact does a zipper have on environment?
Zippers can have environmental impacts during their production process and when they end up in landfills. The manufacturing of zippers can involve energy-intensive processes and the use of chemicals. When zippers are disposed of improperly, they can contribute to pollution and waste in the environment.
What did Eli Whitney invent that is still in use today?
Buttons and zippers
Why are there no zippers on Star Trek uniforms?
The zippers are on the back.
Which came first the zipper or velcro?
Zippers
Does swimming trunks have zippers?
No. Pull ons. Zippers rust.
Why do womans zippers on left hand?
Zippers don't have a 'hand'.
How many zippers did MJ have on his thriller jacket?
There were 11 zippers on the jacket
When was Squirrel Nut Zippers created?
Squirrel Nut Zippers was created in 1993.
What were zippers first used for?
The first zippers, dating back to about 1913, were used for fastening boots and shoes. Zippers were not used on clothing until the 1930's.
