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Simple Machines Overview:

There are six classic simple machines:
1. Lever – A rigid bar that pivots around a fulcrum.
2. Wheel and Axle – A wheel attached to a central axle; turns together.
3. Pulley – A wheel with a groove for a rope; changes direction of force.
4. Inclined Plane – A sloped surface; reduces effort to lift objects.
5. Wedge – Two inclined planes back-to-back; splits objects.
6. Screw – An inclined plane wrapped around a cylinder.

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