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Verizon [17]
3 years ago
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Tres ejemplos en los que se puedan emplear de polea movil

Biology
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Gre4nikov [31]3 years ago
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Answer:

Los tres ejemplos en donde se pueda emplear una polea movil son: un aljibe, un multigym(aparato para realizar actividad fisica) y una perciana.

Explanation:

Las poleas moviles generan movimientos de traccion, donde se mueve una masa pesada o un objeto de gran peso, al utilizar este sistema de poleas el peso del objeto es disminuido.

Tiene un sistema de gancho, con cuerda y dos poleas( a veces una de estas poleas suele ser fija para poder generar el centro rotacional de la traccion)

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