I got 84% but then I have no ideas about what engines do, how they work or 
what the bits in them are called. On the other hand... give me a fulcrum and a 
big enough lever and I will move the world. Now who said that?
   
   
  

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
          [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Ron Jones wrote:
> > Julian Tether wrote:
> >> Try this test
> >>
> >> http://www.forddoctorsdts.com/quizzes/MechanicalAptitude.php
> > 
> > Dr Ron gets 90%!
> Engineer Terry got 98%!
> 
So did journalist Martin

(but probably thanks to a Physics A level and a large Meccano set a long time 
ago rather than anything to do with my present employment)

I think I can guess which one I got wrong: the first of the pulleys and weights 
question, where I said (being a real-world kind of person these days when it 
comes to mechanical stuff) that the one being lifted without any pulleys would 
be easiest. Whereas from the subsequent questions it became clear that the 
pulleys were the frictionless ones I remember from A level Physics rather than 
the much more frictionful ones I remember from the Meccano set!

Martin L



                         

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