Question 1) Chose the correct answer1) The value of effort in first class levers (if the force arm and resistance arm are 1 m and 2m respectively, and the resistance force value is 1 N) is equal to ...A) +1 NB) -1 NC) +2 ND) -2 N2) A photon absorptiometry which is used for measurements of bone mineral is used a widebeam to improve the scattering raysA) YesC) No it depends on mono raysB) No, it does not depend on raysD) No it depends on narrow beams

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Question 1) Chose the correct answer 1) The value of effort in first class levers (if the force arm and resistance arm are 1 m and 2 m respectively, and the resistance force value is 1 N) is equal to ... A) +1 N B) -1 N C) +2 N D) -2N

Question 1) Chose the correct answer 1) The value of effort in first class levers (if the force arm and resistance arm are 1 m and 2 m respectively, and the resistance force value is 1 N) is equal to ... A) +1 N B) -1 N C) +2 N D) -2N

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