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of lever does Fig. 42 show, and why? Using Fig.42 fill out the following table, giving also sample calculations toshow how you obtained your results. Neglect the weight of thelever itself. CALCULATION OF LEVERS 35 y. ->i Z] Fig. 42. W No. W, lb. F, lb. a b c 13 50 200 8 ft. 14 30 Oft. 2 ft. 15… … could not be moved with the bar as shown how could a greaterforce or pressure be produced on the stone, using the same bar?What class of lever does this represent? 20. In Fig. 44 the lever arms are bent at right angles to eachother, allowing the effect of the weight W to be produced in ahorizontal…
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