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Look at the scissors. Which simple machines make up scissors?





A.

one lever and two wedges



B.

two levers and two wedges



C.

one inclined plane and two wedges



D.

two inclined planes and two wedges

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MissPhiladelphia

I believe the correct answer from the choices listed above is option B. The blades of the scissors are a pair of wedges in a cross shape which pivot around a fulcrum. The attached handles are levers. So, two levers and two wedges

A scissor is made up of two levers and two wedges present. Option B is correct.

What are simple Machines?

  • These are the simplest machines that use the mechanisms to increase the force.
  • There are 6 types of simple machines, Pully, liver, screw, inclined plane, wedge, and wheel.
  • A wedge is a triangular-shaped object that is used in the scissors to cut the object.
  • The lever is a solid attached with a fulcrum. In scissors two levers are attached to a fulcrum.

Therefore, a scissor is made up of two levers and two wedges present.

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