It is a class three lever. The fulcrum is the end point, the effort is in the middle, the place where you grip, and the load is the things you are sweeping away.
Yes, a standard broom is actually considered to be a class 3 lever (when the top hand is fixed and the force is exerted by the lower hand). It is a class 1 lever if the lower hand is stationary and only the top hand exerts force (opposite direction of sweeping). In reality, both hands are typically exerting force.
It is a third class lever because the fulcrum is on the left, the effort force is in the middle, and the resistance force is on the end.
effort comes in between fulcrum & load
Why broom is a third class lever.
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The broom is a lever.
No. A broom is a lever.
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Lever.
arm baseball bat broom ETC.
The broom is a lever.
A third-class lever.
A third-class lever.
No. A broom is a lever.
A broom is a lever. Your hands are the pivot point around which the broom spins.
class 3
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Lever.
A broom is a wedge
It is a simple lever.
A standard broom is a lever, which translates some force in the horizontal direction. The motion of one hand uses the other hand as a fulcrum, allowing the force of both hands to be exerted in the same direction. Either hand can be considered as a stationary or moving fulcrum. With the fulcrum at the top hand, a broom is a class 3 lever (load and force on same side of fulcrum). With the fulcrum fixed at the middle hand, a broom is a class 1 lever (force and load on opposite sides of the fulcrum). Push brooms and whisk brooms are not levers.
arm baseball bat broom ETC.