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The document describes different simple machines and where they can be found. It discusses wedges in zippers and scissors, wheels and axles in cars and rollerblades, levers in brooms and screwdrivers, inclined planes in highways and stairs, screws in nails and jar lids, and pulleys in window blinds and flagpoles. It notes that many simple machines can be found at home, while others like wheels and axles in cars and inclined planes on highways are found outside.
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- 3. Simple Machine- Wheel & Axle Cars tires are wheel and axel, the axel revolves while the wheel spins causing the car to move. Used to make car move, found outside.
- 4. Simple Machine –Wheel & Axle Rollerblades are wheel and axel, the wheel spins on the axel causing the person to move on the sidewalk. Used on smooth surfaces outside. Found at home.
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- 6. Simple Machine- Lever The screwdrivers handle acts as the fulcrum and it is used to screw nails into designated places and it is found at home.
- 7. Simple Machine- Inclined Plane The highway is an inclined plane, its slanted and its for cars to go places faster. It is found outside of my house and can be used outdoors anhywhere..
- 8. Simple Machine- Inclined Plane Stairs are inclined planes because they help people go up different levels easier, it is found in my house. And can be used anywhere.
- 9. Simple Machine- Screw This nail has rivets, that is what actually goes into something. It twists into the designated object. Used for wood, found in the home.
- 10. Simple Machine- Screw This candle has rivets on its jar lid so that it will stay in place when closed. It is used to close the tops of jars. Found in home.
- 11. Simple Machine- Pulley The window strings are pulleys because as you pull on side the other elevates. It is used to close to open and close the blinds and found in the house.