alleryWhy is a real machine's MA generally below its velocity ratio?
AThe machine stores all input work
BThe load creates extra power
CFriction dissipates input energy
DThe effort arm becomes infinite
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Friction dissipates input energy
Friction diverts some input energy as heat, lowering actual mechanical advantage.
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