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In raising an object to a given height by means of an inclined plane, as compared with raising the object vertically, there is a reduction in
Force to be applied
Work required
Distance covered
Friction force
- When using an inclined plane to raise an object, the work done remains the same, but the required force is reduced because it is distributed over a longer distance.
- Option 1: Force to be applied.
- Correct, as the inclined plane reduces the force needed by increasing the distance over which it acts.
- Option 2: Work required.
- The work done remains constant; it's the force and distance trade-off.
- Option 3: Distance covered.
- The distance is actually increased when using an incline.
- Option 4: Friction force.
- Friction might increase due to more surface contact.
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