How is a screw similar to an inclined plane?

Answer 1

They are both the same because they are divided by the length of incline or screw to get the correct answer.

Answer 2

A screw is in fact an inclined plane. But for the screw the plane wraps around a pivot point rather than inclining straight up and down. And where objects usually travel up and down the inclined plane, the screw is the thing that moves in or out of something as the screw is turned.

Answer 3

A screw is similar to an inclined plane because both are simple machines that can be used to raise or lower objects by increasing the distance over which a force is applied. In a screw, the inclined plane is wrapped around a central shaft, allowing rotational motion to convert linear force into rotational force.

Answer 4

The screw is really a twisted inclined plane. It allows movement from a lower position to a higher position but at the same time it moves it in a circle. This translates rotational force into a linear one.

Answer 5

The inclined plane on a screw is called the screw's thread. The length of the inclined plane on a screw is the circumference of its thread multiplied by the number of turns around the shaft of the screw. The height of the inclined plane on a screw is the distance between the threads multiplied by the number of turns.

Answer 6

An inclined plane is just a straight diagonal block of wood, piece of metal ect. A screw is made of an inclined plane to help it go into things with ease. Hope this helps!

Answer 7

A screw i an inclined plane wrapped around shaft.

Answer 8

They are both dived by the length of incline or screw.

Answer 9

i dont know but tell me if you find a site.

Answer 10

a lever and a inclined plane is simalar because a inclined plane is where you are able to move right? then a lever can be activated to lower one