What class is a fulcrum lever?

Answer 1

1st class lever
3rd class lever

Answer 2

A fulcrum lever is a simple machine that falls under the category of class 1 levers. In a class 1 lever, the fulcrum is positioned between the effort and the load, allowing for changes in the direction or magnitude of a force. Examples of class 1 levers in everyday life include scissors and seesaws.

Answer 3

Usually it is a first class lever, though it depends entirely on the specific application. What I first think of when someone tells me to "bring me that lever over here" is a spud bar or crowbar, which are used with the fulcrum between force and load. But if a wheelbarrow would be more appropriate, that person would be asking for a second class lever, or if a stapler is more appropriate to the situation then they would be asking for a third class lever. The following link has a much better discourse on levers than I can do.

Answer 4

between the effort and resistance forces :))

Answer 5

every lever has a fulcrum

Answer 6

The first-class lever

Answer 7

Between the effort and the load.

Answer 8

That's a Class-1 lever.

Answer 9

first

Answer 10

first