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Science Max
Mechanical Advantage Using a Rope Man
E
MS
HS
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Phil demonstrates the use of mechanical advantage to pull heavy objects with less effort. He acts as a superhero named Mechanical Advantage Using a Force Man to move a car using a rope, mechanical advantage, and his own strength.
physics
force
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