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Yes, a pencil sharpener is considered a wheel and axle because it has a small wheel (the blade) that rotates around an axle (the pencil) to sharpen it. The circular motion of the blade against the pencil creates the sharpening effect.
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A pencil sharpener uses a central rod (axle) that rotates when the handle is turned, causing the blade (wheel) to spin against the pencil, sharpening it. This simple machine design allows for easy and efficient sharpening of pencils.
No, a pencil sharpener is not a kind of pulley. A pencil sharpener is a tool used to sharpen pencils, while a pulley is a simple machine that consists of a wheel on an axle, used for lifting and moving objects.
The handle (wheel) moves a greater distance than the sharpening mechanism (axle). The handle exerts greater force as it must overcome the resistance of the pencil being shaved and the friction in the sharpener.
Many examples of compound machines exist that can be found at school. Some examples include scissors, staplers, and a pencil sharpener, among many others.
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No, a pencil is an object used to apply carbon lead to writing materials.
ummm absolutely none its just wood with graphite inside i think you haave got a bit confused....
It is used in our everyday lives. Many things can go in a circular motion. As long as the two objects are different sizes and when attached they end up rotating together. Some examples would be a pencil sharpener or ferris wheel.
There are a lot of machines in the world that contain a wheel and axle such as wheel chairs, a bicycle sprocket,compound bows,gears,drill,sharpener and plenty others.
Yes, it is a wheel and axle.