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How does the claw of a hammer affect the force applied to make removing the nail easier?
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Why is it easier to pull out a nail with a long-handled hammer than with a short- handled hammer?
leverage
How do the magnitude direction and point of application of force affect a nail being driven into a piece of wood with a hammer?
If a nail is not hit square on the top by the hammer it will bend and there is a likelihood that the wood will be damaged by hammer marks or the bent nail.
Why a nail is made with pointed tip?
So when you go to hammer it in the wood it goes in properly, if it had a blunt end it wouldn't ease in as well. Hope this helps :)
Why it is easier to hammer a sharp nail into the wood than a blunt one?
Because the point of a sharp nail does not encounter as much resistance as a blunt one
Describe the types of energy generated when you hit a nail with a hammer?
when you raise the hammer at the top of your upswing the hammer has potential energy when you lower the hammer to hit a nail , the hammer has potential energy.
What is the purpose of the hammer?
A ball-peen hammer is applied to shape metal .
How do a hammer make work easier?
The hammer delivers impact on an object.
Removing nail With a hammer is What kind simple machine?
Lever
What type of simple machine is a hammer removing a nail?
lever
How does hammer make work easier?
build it
How a hammer makes work easier?
build it
How does a hammer make work easier?
build it
What is the rounded face of a ball peen hammer used for?
A ball-peen hammer is applied to shape metal .
Why is it easier to pull out a nail with a long-handled hammer than with a short- handled hammer?
leverage
Is a rock hammer an example of technology?
Technology is the use of applied science. So when you use a rock hammer you are applying science to it.
What is flat head nails used for?
So you can hammer it in easier
How does gravity affect a hammer?
that is a stupid question!
