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Physics, 29.07.2019 14:30, glyptictriton9575

In a pulley setup that has a moving pulley, you have to pull the string a greater distance, but the force needed to lift the mass is cut in half you don´t have to pull very much to lift the mass your work doubles because the pulley moves you have to pull the string a greater distance, and it takes more work to lift the mass

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