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Is a can opener an example of mechanical energy?
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What type of simple machine is a manual bottle opener?
Lever.
What type of simple machine is the can opener?
A lever, a wheel and axle, and a wedge
Is elastic energy a type of energy?
Yes, elastic energy is a type of energy.
Why type of energy is potential energy?
It is a type of mechanical energy. It is energy due to position ofobject
What type of simple machine is a paint can opener?
A lever type can opener
What type of lever is a bottle opener?
A bottle opener is a second-class lever
What is the energy source of bottle opener?
The human hand
Is a can opener an example of mechanical energy?
dd
What type of simple machine does the can opener has?
Lever
What type of pulley or gear is used in a can opener?
spur
What type of simple machine is a can opener?
A can opener's blade is a wedge because it redirects energy by pushing the metal can top to the side. It also has a gear, which is a toothed wheel. The actual handle of the can opener (if it spins) is a wheel and axel which is explains itself. If you were taught a screw is a simple machine, it has plenty of those. The whole can opener together is a lever because your wrist joint if is the fulcrum, the end of it is the load, and your hand's energy that's pushing it is the effort. Answer your question?Can Openerlevergearscrewwheel and axelwedgeTOTAL=5 simple machines
What type of simple machine is a mechanical can opener?
A can opener contains four simple machines... a screw, lever, a wedge, and wheel and axie.
What type of simple machine is a manual bottle opener?
Lever.
What type of a simple machine that you will use to open a can?
A can opener, which is a combination of a wedge and a lever. In some cases, the can opener includes a wheel and axle with gears.
What energy transformation is taking place when you use an electric can opener?
kinnetic
What type of learning is a cat runs into the kitchen in response to a can opener?
associative
