1. Simple Machines
Chapter 7-Part 2

2. Pulleys
Pulley
A grooved wheel with a rope or a chain running along the groove.

3. Positioning Pulleys Fixed pulley Movable pulley Block and tackle
Remember: MA (IMA) < 1 means the
machine does not make work easier.
MA = 1 does not make work easier.
MA> 1 makes work easier
Fixed pulley
Attached to something that doesn’t move
IMA = 1 so it does not multiply the effort force
Movable pulley
Not attached to a fixed point
Multiplies the effort force
IMA > 1
Block and tackle
Fixed and movable pulleys combined
to increase the mechanical advantage

4. Wheel and Axle
A simple machine consisting of two wheels of different sizes that rotate together.
Examples: doorknobs, faucets, ice cream makers
IMA = radius of wheel = Rw
radius of axle Ra
Example: In an ice-cream freezer the wheel has a radius of 20 cm. The axle has a radius of 15 cm. What is the ideal mechanical advantage of the wheel and axle?
Answer: 1.34

5. Inclined plane
A ramp which is a sloping surface used to raise objects.
IMA = Effort distance = length of slope = _l_
Resistance distance height of slope h
The Pyramids
Scientists disagree whether the pyramids were built using inclined planes or levers. They were most likely made using both of these simple machines.

6. Screw
An inclined plane wrapped in a spiral around a cylindrical post.
Wedge
An inclined plane with one or two sloping sides
Chisels, knives and axe blades

7. Compound Machines A combination of two or more machines.
Examples: lawn mower, bicycle, axe

8. Gears
Gears are modified wheels and axles. A wheel with teeth along its axles.
Effort exerted on one of the gears
causes the other gear to move.

9. Efficiency
A measure of how much of the work put into a machine is changed to useful work put out by a machine.
Efficiency = Wout x 100% = Fr x dr x 100%
Win Fe x de
Power is the rate at which work is done.
If two people were pushing boxes of the same weight the same distance the one who finished it first would have exerted the most power. The amount of work is the same, the only difference is the speed at which the work is done.
Power = work P = W
time T

10. Homework Day 1: Read pp. 190-203 Day 2: Vocab. #5-8, 10.
Day 3: Check.Conc: #5-7, 9.
Day 4: Think. Crit. # 16 and 20
Day 5: Finish Lab #10 (as much as we covered in class)
Take CH. 7 test.
Due Date: EIE: Dec. 11th.

11. Study Sheet for CH. 7 test What is a simple machine?
Know what 1st, 2nd and third class levers are and examples of each.
Calculations for IMA and MA
MA= resistance force = Fr
effort force Fe
IMA – length of effort arm = Le
length of resistance are Lr
Or for inclined plane: length of slope
height of slope
A screw and a wedge are examples of what?
Go over the vocabulary words given at the end of the chapter.
Go over the checking concepts questions. 
Go over all the Thinking critically questions assigned in the last 2 weeks.