Rube Goldberg Research Paper

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Reuben Garrett lucius Goldberg was best known as Rube Goldberg was an american cartoonist,sculptor,author,engineer and inventor. When he was young he got interested in drawing from a young age and wanted a career in art. His birthday was on july 4th,1883. He was from san francisco u.s.. His father was Max Goldberg. His mother was Garrett Goldberg. He attended the college of university of California Berkeley. He got a degree in engineering. Rude wanted to work in Art. He won the pulitzer Prize for educational cartooning and reuben Award for outstanding cartoonist of the year. They were awards for being a great cartoonist. They were both awards dedicated to his cartoons. He did amazing and educational cartoons that won him this award. Rude died on december …show more content…
Some of the parts to it is a wheel,axle,and a hinge or bearing. Some real life example of a wheel and axle can be belt drives and gears. A screw is a type of fastener. The parts to it are metal and characterized by a helical ridge. A real life example is a bolt,wrench or screwdriver. A screw can reduce the amount of work by helping you keep something in …show more content…
A real life example of a lever is a ruler balanced on a triangular item that can be tilted depending on the weight of one side. How this reduces the amount of is it helps you keep something balanced without you having to struggle of balancing i yourself and can cause and action to fling something up. A wedge is a triangular shape tool that can be used to separate an object into two parts. It doesn't really have parts but it is made out of iron,wood or stone or type of rock. Some real life example can be a rock or stone. It can reduce work by easily spliting something in half without you having to struggle splitting it with a
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