Use of the lever by P. Krüger (1920)

Educational chart of lever examples: scissors, pliers, hammer, nutcracker, oar, and a human arm with force arrows.

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A multi-panel educational chart labeled A through N shows everyday tools such as scissors, pliers, a hammer, a nutcracker, and a rowing oar, each annotated with red force arrows and letter labels to illustrate lever principles. Small diagrams with the formula P:Q = bc:ac and a human arm with muscle detail appear alongside the tools. The print is credited to P. Krüger and dated 1920, with the title Use of the lever.

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