A common balance is______ Type of lever
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Levers are classified depending on the position of the fulcrum. Class 1 levers have the fulcrum in between the load and the effort. Examples are seesaw, pair of scissors, a pair of pliers, a common beam balance.
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The correct response in the given question blank in context to the lever is CLASS I Type.
- The position of three key parts, the fulcrum, the force applied, and the applied weight on the lever, is used to classify levers.
- The fulcrum of a class I lever is located in the midpoint of the force and weight elements.
- A typical weighing scale or common balance is an example of this type of lever.
- The fulcrum, which is a lever's supporting element, is in the middle.
- The weight is kept on one side of the balance, which works as a load on the lever.
- On the other hand, to balance the load, effort or force is supplied to the common weighing machine.
- As a result, this type of lever is classified as a class I lever.
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