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3. which statement is not true of simple machines?
a they can change the direction in which you apply a force
b they can change the amount of force you exert.
cthey can change the amount of work done on an object.
d. they can change the distance over which you apply a force
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3. which statement is not true of simple machines?
a they can change the direction in which yo...
a they can change the direction in which yo...
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