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Nut cracker is a second order lever because the nut(load) is in between.
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What class lever is a nut cracker?
Nut cracker is a second order lever because the nut(load) is in between.
Is a nut cracker a second class lever?
second
What class lever is nut crackers?
Nut cracker is a second order lever because the nut(load) is in between.
What kind of lever is a nut cracker?
is a 2 class 2 lever
How do you use a nut cracker?
-take a nut cracker -put nut in the cracker -squeeze together -take nut out and use for what other purpose u want to use it for
What did the Chinese use the nut cracker for?
I don't know, what would you use a NUT cracker for.
How do I get in touch nut?
Use a nut-cracker.
How do you burst a nut?
you could buy a nut cracker and you will open it
Who wrote nut cracker?
Tchaikovsky.
What are the input and outputs of a nutcracker?
The input on a nut cracker is when it cracks food and the output is that the nut cracker will crack the food so is will be dissroyled
Who wrote the nut cracker?
Peter tchaikovsky
What are facts about Dracula's castle?
a nut cracker
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