Chemistry, 05.02.2020 10:56, annagwhiteou0hrh

How can the mechanical advantage of a lever be increased?
a.
by applying the force farther from the fulcrum
b.
by making the lever shorter
c.
by moving the fulcrum away from the load
d.
by applying a larger force

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How can the mechanical advantage of a lever be increased?
a.
by applying the force far...