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In actual machines ____________.

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Recall that friction always reduces output force.
Since \(\text{Mechanical Advantage} = \text{Efficiency} \times \text{Velocity Ratio}\), and efficiency in real life is always less than 1, Mechanical Advantage must be less than Velocity Ratio.
  • mechanical advantage is greater than velocity ratio
  • mechanical advantage is equal to velocity ratio
  • mechanical advantage is less than velocity ratio
  • mechanical advantage is unity
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The Correct Option is C

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