PHYSICS MIDDLE SCHOOL

Where is the input forcein the use of this simple
machine?
A. The feet planted in the snow
B.
The shovel lifted
C. The gravity pushing down on
the snow
D. The hands on the shovel

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Answer 1
Answer:

Answer:

the answer is B The shovel lifted

hope it helps!
Answer 2
Answer: B. The shovel lifted

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