Across
- 1. The theoretical advantage of a machine without friction
- 4. The fixed pivot point of a lever
- 5. A larger wheel attached to a smaller axle that rotate together to reduce friction
- 6. A grooved wheel with a rope or cable that changes the direction of a force
- 8. A rigid bar that pivots on a fixed point (fulcrum) to lift or move a load
- 9. How much a machine multiplies an input force
- 11. A rotational force equal to force multiplied by lever arm distance
- 12. An inclined plane wrapped around a cylinder that converts rotational motion into linear force
Down
- 2. The real advantage considering friction and energy losses
- 3. A slanted surface used to raise objects with less effort
- 7. The input force applied to make a machine work
- 8. The object being moved or lifted by a machine
- 10. Two inclined planes joined together to split or cut material