How speed is increased by using a lever, Physics

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Using a lever

Determine that the longer end of a lever travels farther and faster than the shorter end when the fulcrum is not in the centre. A baseball or cricket bat makes use of this benefit. List other examples of the use of levers and other simple machines to enhance speed.

 


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