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Jumpstart your study of mechanical physics by learning all about simple machines and how theyᄀᆵre used to make complex tasks easier to do. Through 26 model-building exercises, youᄀᆵll investigate all six classic simple machines – wheels and axles, levers, pulleys, inclined planes, screws, and wedges – as well as gears. Start off with simple models to guarantee a firm understanding of the basic principles at play, and then move onto larger, more complex models to push the machines harder and see how they can work together. The models can be assembled and disassembled again and again – combine the pieces to create your own configurations, limited only by your imagination. In addition to the invaluable hands-on experience youᄀᆵll get from model building, the 32-page, full-color manual also dives into examples of simple machines in action in everyday life. The seesaw at the playground, the wheelbarrow in your backyard, the flagpole in front of your school – all of these are examples of simple machines in the real world. So start building, investigating, and experimenting to discover how physics is all around us.
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