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notsponge [240]
3 years ago
10

You and your friends are building a treehouse, and you need a machine to get a heavy load of wood from the ground to the top of

the tree. You set up a pulley system that allows you to pull down on the rope to lift the wood. What type of pulley system was this and how did it make work easier?
Question 9 options:


fixed pulley by changing the direction of input force.


movable pulley by decreasing input force but not the direction.
Chemistry
1 answer:
11111nata11111 [884]3 years ago
4 0

Machines are systems that are built to carry out a certain function or work. These are classified as: Simple and Compound Machines.

Simple machines are simple tools used to accomplish a certain task. These include lever, pulley, inclined plane atc. In contrast compound machines are a combination of simple machines.

In the given scenario, a pulley system was used to carry the wood from the bottom to the tree top. This is a movable pulley system which is directly attached to the load and works by decreasing the input force but not the direction.

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