Question: Assume the people on the left and right sides of the image each repeat the action of “grip-and-release” of the yellow object 1,000 times. Based on the physics principles illustrated, in which case is the tool more likely to break first?
A. The left-hand scenario
B. The right-hand scenario
C. Both have the same likelihood of breaking
D. Neither will break, because the yellow object is too light for the tool
Clues:
1. The image is split into two scenarios, labeled left and right.
2. In the left scenario, a person's hand holds two long sticks close to a yellow object they are gripping.
3. In the right scenario, the hands holding the two long sticks are at the far end, distant from the yellow object.
4. In the right scenario, the two long sticks are visibly bending downwards due to the weight of the yellow object.
5. In the left scenario, the two long sticks appear relatively straight.
6. A chalkboard in the background shows the physics formula for levers: F₁L₁ = F₂L₂.
7. A screen in the background shows a diagram of a hand holding chopsticks, illustrating the parts of a lever system.
Answer: B
Category: Physics