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In the real world, machines are never 100% efficient. There is always loss of energy, usually due to friction.
By contrast, in physics problems, an "ideal machine" is a hypothetical device which is perfectly efficient. The assumption of perfect efficiency allows the problem to focus on the fundamental mechanical principles.
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