Helppp now PLESE show work 6. Using a first-class lever with an input distance of 2 meters, only 5 newtons of force must be applied tomove a 15-newton box up to a height of 0.4 meters above the ground. Determine the MA from both forcesand distances.a) MA from ForcesFormulaSubstitutionAnswerb) MA from distancesFormulaSubstitutionAnswerc) Are these MA values the same? If not, explain why they are not the same

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6. Using a first-class lever with an input distance of 2 meters, only 5 newtons of force must be applied to
move a 15-newton box up to a height of 0.4 meters above the ground. Determine the MA from both forces
and distances.
a) MA from Forces
Formula
Substitution
Answer
b) MA from distances
Formula
Substitution
Answer
c) Are these MA values the same? If not, explain why they are not the same

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