Experiment: First- and Second-Class Levers UE1020200

Experiment: First- and Second-Class Levers UE1020200

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Objective: Verification of the law of the lever

The law of the lever follows from the equilibrium of moments, which works for all three classes of lever. It represents the physical basis for all kinds of mechanical transmission of force.

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