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Activity : Make an inclined plane with the help of paper and a pencil.​

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How is a screw and an inclined plane related? What are some examples of them?

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How is a screw and an inclined plane related? What are some examples of them?

Do the following activity:

Take a piece of paper and cut out a right-angled triangle from it.

Darken the hypotenuse of the triangle so that it is distinctly visible.

Now, take a circular pencil and wrap the triangle around it such that the darkened edge forms a spiral around the pencil.

The triangle’s darkened edge is basically an inclined plane and this activity shows that a screw is basically an inclined plane wrapped around a cylinder.

A real world application of such a mechanism is the bottle type screw jack, where the rotation of the screw raises a platform. This simple machine is used to change damaged/punctured tires on a vehicle by raising it safely. It accomplishes this by having a high friction angle, allowing loads to be raised with minimal effort and not slip back down without the explicit effort of the user.

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Take a piece of paper and cut out a right-angled triangle from it.

Darken the hypotenuse of the triangle so that it is distinctly visible.

Now, take a circular pencil and wrap the triangle around it such that the darkened edge forms a spiral around the pencil.

The triangle’s darkened edge is basically an inclined plane and this activity shows that a screw is basically an inclined plane wrapped around a cylinder.

A real world application of such a mechanism is the bottle type screw jack, where the rotation of the screw raises a platform. This simple machine is used to change damaged/punctured tires on a vehicle by raising it safely. It accomplishes this by having a high friction angle, allowing loads to be raised with minimal effort and not slip back down without the explicit effort of the user.

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