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Multiple choice

T/F: We can apply less force using inclined planes, but we must apply it for longer distances.

  1. FALSE

  2. TRUE

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B Correct answer
Explanation

The principle of simple machines involves a trade-off: you can use less force, but you must apply that force over a longer distance to perform the same amount of work.

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