Levers
The number of classes of levers.
What is 3?
The reason the Tacoma Narrows Bridge collapsed.
What is wind?
The difference between a chemist and a chemical engineer.
What is applying research?
The two forces a catapult uses.
What is torsion and tension?
The toothed version of wheels and axles.
What is Gears?
The area where the fulcrum is on a first class lever.
What is the middle?
The definition of a truss bridge.
What is a triangular shaped bridge?
What is 9?
The two types of a catapult.
What is Mangonel and Ballista?
The thing an axle is.
What is a rod or shaft?
The area where a second class lever's fulcrum is.
What is one of the ends?
The places where the arch bridge's weight is transferred to.
What are the ends?
What chemical engineers do with shoes.
What is design?
The difference between Torsion and Tension.
What is twisting, bending and stretching?
The wheel and axle is a form of what.
What is lever?
The basic example of a second class lever
What is wheelbarrow?
The basic kind of bridge.
What is Beam Bridge?
Chemical engineers who focus on biomedical engineering.
What is Biochemical engineering?
The difference between Mangonel and Ballista.
What is bowl-shaped,bow and arrow?
The ability to multiply the force used on a simple machine.
What is Mechanical Advantage?
A basic example of a third-class lever.
What is shovel?
The number of truss bridges there are.
What is 18?
Average salary right out of college for chemical engineering.
What is $65,403?
The main difference between catapults and trebuchets.
What is a counterweight, tension and torsion?
The number of wheel and axle types.
What is 2?