I learned that the bigger the wedge the short the force. When the wedge was smaller, the force became bigger. Use the input force to figure out if the force puts where you move the the lever or the wedge to make it sized.
In the output distance and in put distance would be what you out with. Some of the in puts and out puts include, how big the wedge was, how tall was the lever. The output was, the force of input and output.
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