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    The document discusses properties and examples of screws as simple machines. It asks questions about calculating screw efficiency, identifying examples of screws, why screws are easy to use to overcome resistance, and identifying the two simple machines that combine to form a screw. The two simple machines that combine to form a screw are proposed to be the inclined plane and lever, as a screw uses the inclined plane principle to lift an object and acts as a lever to multiply applied force.

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    The document discusses properties and examples of screws as simple machines. It asks questions about calculating screw efficiency, identifying examples of screws, why screws are easy to use to overcome resistance, and identifying the two simple machines that combine to form a screw. The two simple machines that combine to form a screw are proposed to be the inclined plane and lever, as a screw uses the inclined plane principle to lift an object and acts as a lever to multiply applied force.

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