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knife, bottle cap, broom, mop, sink handle, sink, oven door, fridge door, can opener, cheese grater, blinds, pizza cutter

wheel & axle and pulley are the two modifications of lever simple machine.

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The simple machines in a faucet are: # A wheel and axle. # A lever (the handle). # Gears (probably inside the faucet). I'm pretty sure these simple machines are in a faucet, but I'm not sure if there are others. I've never looked into a faucet before...so, no experience. Thanks for reading my answer!

a washing machine means that wash the clothes . simple machine that makes work easy
If you are using a combo washer, there is the dryer. You will be amazed of the numerous features of washers today. You might be able to find a sensor in it as well. These sensors work in detecting sud or moisture content in your laundry. This helps a lot in conserving energy and water.
Wheels and belts.
wheel & axle, lever

There are many different types of machines in the world. Machines help people do work, and make it easier for them. There are six simple machines, and the rest are classified as complex. These six simple machines are:

1) Pulley

2) Screw

3) Lever

4) Inclined Plane

5) Wheel and axle

6)Wedge

Almost anything that has mechanical movement. Cars, pencil sharpeners, electric drill.... the list goes on and on.

A simple machine makes work easier by reducing the force which it takes to move something. Also it makes life eaiser, but taking shortcuts does not always help.

simple machines mean how work is being made easier
simple machines are pulleys levers lifts screws wedges wheels i might of covered all them or there might be one or two more

A wheel and axle

to make hard work easier for you

Gears and levers

yes a manual hand mixer is a simple machine because when they put it together there are gears and levers in the hand machine

The wheel and axle are easily spotted on any skateboard. It could be argued that there is a lever created by the deck and the axle assembly because of the way the truck works. The truck supports the axle hanger on a "pillow" or "cushion" (a pair of bushings, grommets or rubbers -- you choose your own term), usually made of an elastomer, which allows the hanger (the part that the axle runs through) to move relative to the base of the truck, and, therefore, the deck.

The wheels spin on the axles, as is intuitively obvious. The line of the axle is parallel to the flat surface of the deck when the deck is not loaded. When a skateboarder rides the deck, however, the deck can be tilted via the lever action. The line of the axle remains parallel to flat ground, but the plane of the deck tilts to one side or the other. The fulcrum is the fastener (the bolt, called a kingpin) that holds the axle assembly (the hanger) onto the base of the truck. The load is the "resistance" of the bushings. The lever is a 2nd class one, by the way, like a wheel barrow, and not a 1st class one, like a claw hammer being used to pull a nail.

Wedge, Gear, Wheel and Axle, Screw

These days there are 4 main types of fax machines:

1) standalone fax machines - these are the "traditional" type of fax machine that sit on a counter

2) multifunction machines - these are fax combined with a printer, scanner, or copier. These can be a small countertop unit all the way up to the size of a big office photocopier

3) online fax services - this is a fax service that is hosted like an webmail inbox - it sends and receives faxes for you (often through your email) and you log into it like a webmail inbox.

4) enterprise fax servers - these are a version of online fax services but run through a large organizaiton's IT department.

lever, wheel and axle, inclined plane, pulley, screw,and possibly a wedge

A visible-light based microscope is basically a series of lances, each multiply the size of the image, let's say tenfold. The resulting image is 1,000 or 10,000 times bigger then reality.

The six simple machines are: The inclined plane, the pulley, the screw, the wedge, the wheel and axle, and the lever.

A wedge

A lever

An argument for this answer:

A wedge (the tines of the fork can wedge their way into food)

A lever (The round portion of the fork can be used as the fulcrum and then the fork can be used as a lever, just like the claw of a hammer--the thing on the back of a hammer used to pry nails out)

A standard broom is a lever, which translates some force in the horizontal direction. The motion of one hand uses the other hand as a fulcrum, allowing the force of both hands to be exerted in the same direction. Either hand can be considered as a stationary or moving fulcrum.

With the fulcrum at the top hand, a broom is a class 3 lever (load and force on same side of fulcrum).

With the fulcrum fixed at the middle hand, a broom is a class 1 lever (force and load on opposite sides of the fulcrum).

Push brooms and whisk brooms are not levers.

Simple Machines allowed the builders of the Great Wall of China to build more quickly and efficiently. Machines such as levers and inclined planes allowed the amount of energy spent to do the work to be decreased. Other machines such as pulleys allowed objects to be transported up and down the wall with greater ease. Wedges were incorporated in the hammers that the Chinese used to pound the earth and all the materials of the Wall together.

A wheel and axle is standard to all models. If it's motorized, then there's probably also a lever to make it go.