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* In which simple machine family would you find the seesaw? Click here for the answer |
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WEB SITES
Canada Science and Technology Museum: Pulleys and Gears - Background Information for Simple Machines - (More) Background Information.
Edheads - Simple Machines Activities
Simple Machines - The Franklin Institute
The Elements of Machines and Gadget Anatomy - Leonardo's Workshop
Work Is Simple With Simple Machines - Lever - Pulley - Inclined Plane - Wheel & Axle - Wedge - Screw
ASPIRE - Simple & Complex Machines
Wonderful World of Simple Machines
The Thinking Fountain - Machines - ideas for building simple machines such as a whirlygig or machines that use air power.
The Physics of Amusement Parks
The Official Rube Goldberg Web Site
PRINT SOURCES
Simple machines by Anne Horvatic. j621.8 476
Simple machines by Deborah Hodge. j621.811 Hodge
Simple machines by Fran Whittle, Sarah Lawrence. j621.811 Whittle
Janice VanCleave's machines: mind-boggling experiments you can turn
into science fair projects. Book j621.8 911
How do you lift a lion? by Robert E. Wells. j621.811 Wells
Bathtubs, slides, roller coaster rails: simple machines that are
really inclined planes by Christopher Lampton. j621.811 Lampton
Seesaws, nutcrackers, brooms: simple machines that are really levers
by Christopher Lampton. j621.8 553
Marbles, roller skates, doorknobs: simple machines that are really
wheels by Christopher Lampton. j621.811 555
The lever & the pulley by Hal Hellman. j531.8 457
Levers by Michael Dahl. j621.811 Dahl
Wheels, pulleys & levers by Mick Seller. j621.811 Seller
Wheels and axles by Michael Dahl. j621.811 Dahl
Force and motion (Eyewitness science) by Peter Lafferty. j531
Lafferty
Experiments with motion (Getting started in science) by Robert
Gardner. j531.112078 Gardner
Muscles to machines (Hands on science) by Neil Ardley. j531.112
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* Answer: The seesaw or teeter-totter is in the LEVER family.