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1. In the figure given above, what do A ...


1. In the figure given above, what do A and B represent?
2. What are the distances x and y called?
3. For levers, it can be shown that
`"Load"/"Effort"= "Length of effort arm"/" Effort Length of load arm"`
Using this information, state the value of the ratio, load/effort, for the figure shown above.

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