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Q: Why is it easier to lift heavy objects on the moon than on earth?
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Is it easier for a tornado to lift heavier objects or lighter objects?

As common sense would suggest, it is easier for them to lift light objects.


Would it be easier to lift a truck on the moon or on the earth?

It would be much easier to lift a truck on the moon because there is no gravity out in space, so it would be simpler and not as heavy.


How does a ramp make it easier to move heavy objects?

What a ramp does is trade distance for height. So it's not easier to move an object so much as it's easier to lift an object with a ramp.


Why cranes are used to lift heavy objects?

because we can't lift it with our hand


How can straining to lift heavy objects effect a male?

Straining to life heavy objects can cause a male to get a hernia. It can also cause back issues if he doesn't lift correctly.


What made farmers lives easier during the H an dynasty?

They had wheel barrels and bucket systems so that they could lift water and heavy objects easily.


How do you lift heavy objects efficiently?

By using the principle of levers.


Is a pulley a machine used to lift heavy objects?

For Somethings


What simple machine help you lift heavy objects?

The lever.


What can't you do when you are pregnant?

You shouldn't drink alcohol, smoke or lift heavy objects


Is a claw hammer a lever?

Yep! I am not sure what class but it is! Levers help lift heavy objects. Levers work by the farther you are from the fulcrum or pivot as compared to the heavy objects, the lesser the force you will need to lift or pull the object.


Is the definition of lever to make it easier for people to lift heavy objects or open things?

Both, and neither. Both, because levers successfully assist people in lifting heavy objects (which requires force) and opening things (which requires force). Neither, because the definition of a lever has nothing to do with how the theory is used.