Myasiah Phillips

2. a person who conducts research and applies scientific and technological knowledge
6. and axle: a shaft attached to a disk.
7. proprietorship: a business or operation owned by one person.
10. tools: simple, handheld artifacts that require human muscle power
14. arm: a rod or bar on a lever that rests and
15. a person who organizes and directs the work of others in a business,
17. materials: human-made materials.
18. A simple machine that multiplies the force applied to it.
19. a form of private ownership in which businesses are owned
22. grooved wheels attached to an axle
23. artifacts that amplify the speed, amount, or direction of a force.
25. facts and figures, called data, that have been sorted
26. people who generally develop a basic knowledge of physics,
28. information learned and applied to a task.
30. artifacts humans use to expand their capabilities.
32. levers: levers in which the effort is placed between the load and the fulcrum.

1. visible, fluid materials that will not normally hold
2. people with very special talents
3. skilled workers in service operations.
4. people who financially support a technological system
5. a device used to split and separate materials and to grip parts.
8. and axle: a shaft attached to a disk.
9. materials that easily disperse and
11. capable of being used up, but replaceable
12. materials: materials that occur naturally on earth.
13. materials: materials that come from living organisms.
16. levers: levers in which the load is between the effort and the fulcrum.
20. skilled workers in laboratories and product-testing facilities. They work closely with
21. an inclined plane wrapped around a shaft.Second-class levers: levers in which the load is between the effort
24. multiplier: a simple machine that increases
27. materials: materials that do not come
29. the raw, unorganized facts and figures
31. staff: non managerial workers who carry out such tasks