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It is a compound machine that is made up of a lever (the handle) and a wedge (the staples). Some internet sources include a wheel and axle (the pivot point for the handle) and an inclined plane (the slant for papers under the staple dispenser).
wedge and a lever and other stuff
No. A stapler is considered a compound machine since it is made up of more than one simple machines - the lever and the wedge. Some internet sources include the inclined plane and wheel and axle.
A compound machine.
Compound machines are things that are made up of 1 or more simple machines. A screw isn't made up of any simple machines unless you count the screw as a simple machine.
A stapler is a compound machine. It is made up of a lever and a wedge.
No. It is a compound machine. A compound machine is simple machines put together to make a compound machine. For example, a bike is made of gears, wheel and axles, levers, screws, and a pulley.
A compound machine is a machine made of two or more simple machines.A compound machine also moves in more tha one movement.Any combination of simple machines working togethera combination of 2 simple machines.. (simple machines include lever, inclined plane,wedge,screw,pulley,wheel and axle,)examples of compound machines are bicycle fork knife and car..compound machinemachine made up of a combination of two or more simple machines.Compound machines are machines that consist of one or more simple machines (such as a screw and a pulley or a lever and a wedge).A compound machine is a machine made out of two or more simple machines (such as a screw and a pulley or a lever and a wedge).Machine - is a device that helps us do work (work is a force that acts on an object to make the object move. To get work, you multiply force by distance)A simple machine - is a tool or device made up of one basic machine (there are 6 simple machines screw, ramp/inclined plane, wedge, pulley, wheel and axele, and levers.)ex. of simple machines are: (screw - screw, hose nozzle, etc.) (inclined plane - slide, ramp etc. ) (wedge -chisel, knife, etc.) (pulley - crane, flagpole, etc.) (wheel and axle - door knob, steering wheel, bicycle wheel, etc.) (Lever - 1st class lever: see -saw, 2nd class leer: wheelbarrow, 3rd class Lever: hockey stick, broom, etc.)a Complex Machine - is a system in which simple machines all work together, parts of a complex machine that have just one function are called subsystems and often contain a simple machine.ex. of complex machines can be as simple as scissors, or as complicated as a lab topA complex machine is really 2 or more simple machines in one machineex. Car or a bicycle
compound machine
It is a compound machine that is made up of a lever (the handle) and a wedge (the staples). Some internet sources include a wheel and axle (the pivot point for the handle) and an inclined plane (the slant for papers under the staple dispenser).
A simple machine is a machine which does not use a motor and does not consist of more than one simple machine. There are six types of simple machines. Wheel and axle, pulley, inclined plane, lever, screw, and wedge. A complex machine uses a motor, and a compound is made up of one or more simple machines.
This would be a compound machine. An example would be a winch, which is usually a pulley/fulcrum combo.
Well, part of physical science is simple machines and compound machines. The simple machines are the gear, screw, wedge, lever, pulley, and wheel and axle, and inclined plane. A bicycle is a compound machine. It is made up of the wheel and axle, gear, pulley, and lever. so it corresponds with that part of PHYSICAL SCIENCE. Hope this answer helped!!!
It is made of 4 simple machines: 1)Wheel&Axle 2)lever 3)lever 4)Wedge Remember: a compound machine is a machine formed from 2 or more simple machines
That would be a wedge as the blade is sharpened to an edge. It could also arguably be a lever, the chopping board being a fulcrum.
a pulley
A simple machine made from wheels and ropes is a pulley.