A twisting force. tensiontorquecompressionMost cutting devices use the principle of: the wheelthe inclined planethe leverA car built for distance requires a ____________ lever arm. shortstablelongThe distance form the turning axis to the point of contact is called the: torque pointlever armturning pointWho invented the spring loaded mouse trap? Thomas WardJames spellingJames Henry AtkinsonWhat is the sleeve called that is used to give the axle a smooth surface to rub against. wood dowelbushingbearingWhat is the approximate speed of a mouse trap hammer? 70 mph50 mph85 mphEnergy that is stored is called: stable energypotential energykinetic energyIn general the longer the length of the plan the _________ force is needed to move the object. morelessA compressed spring of a mouse trap car is an example of ____________ energy. kineticpotential stable Loading...
A twisting force.
Most cutting devices use the principle of:
A car built for distance requires a ____________ lever arm.
The distance form the turning axis to the point of contact is called the:
Who invented the spring loaded mouse trap?
What is the sleeve called that is used to give the axle a smooth surface to rub against.
What is the approximate speed of a mouse trap hammer?
Energy that is stored is called:
In general the longer the length of the plan the _________ force is needed to move the object.
A compressed spring of a mouse trap car is an example of ____________ energy.
