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The body's musculoskeletal system has three types of machines that produce movement. These three types of machines are known as levers, pulleys, and axles
Bones, Cartilage, Ligaments, Tendons, and Connective tissues together constitute the musculoskeletal system. The body's musculoskeletal system involves levers, pulleys, and axles as their three main mechanical components.
The levers: Bones in the human body function as levers, joints form the axis of rotation whereas the muscle generates the force for the motion. These three works constitutively form the general lever system in the body. However, the arrangements of these three components of the lever system can vary greatly depending upon the type of joints involved and the locus and type of movement required.
The Pully: This system of the body is employed to provide direction to the applied force or to change the direction of the applied force. This can work individually or in a combination with systems that makes the movement easier.
The Axles: This system is responsible for managing the angular acceleration or torque, and magnitude of movement. It is generally present in association with the wheel which holds for the force arm which has the mechanical advantage over the axle.
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