Question
How Does Ideal Machine Differ from a Practical Machine ?

Answer

Ideal machine Practical machine
1. Efficiency is 100%. 1. Efficiency is less than 100%
2. Its parts are weightless, elastic and perfectly smooth. 2. Its parts are not weightless, elastic or perfectly smooth.
3. There is no loss in energy due to friction 3. There is always some loss of energy due to friction
4. Work output of such a machine is equal to the work input. 4. Work output is always less than the work input.

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