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is the ratio between load and effort

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Answered by MaithriNBangera

Ratio of load to the effort is k/a mechanical advantage of the machine. The ratio of the velocity of effort to its velocity of the load is called its velocity ratio of machine.

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Ratio of load to the effort is k/a mechanical advantage of the machine. The ratio of the velocity of effort to its velocity of the load is called its velocity ratio of machine.

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Ratio of load to the effort is k/a mechanical advantage of the machine. The ratio of the velocity of effort to its velocity of the load is called its velocity ratio of machine.

is the ratio between load and effort