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But more accurately, each pulley utilized reduces the necessary force by 50%. Ergo, a 100-lb. load would only require 50-lbs of force to lift. On sailing vessels, sometimes the line feeds through a pulley system 5 times. That's alot of force reduction.
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elevators, spider man toys, window blinds, cranes...
Many people use pulleys in their jobs. The rides like Supreme scream, which go vertically up and down have pulleys in them. Elevators have pulleys in them, and people who ship cargo use pulleys in their cranes.
Not necessarily. Some fans use belts on pulleys to transfer the rotary motion of the motor to the fan blade, while others use gears, and some are direct drive.
yes the do have pulleys
Archimedes (not a group, a guy) invented pulleys as well as other simple machines.
The cost of an everyday house in 1910 was approximately 2,500 dollars. Of course some houses were more, and some were less.
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Gym pulleys Window blinds elevator pulleys garage door pulleys
some are elevators, window blinds, wells, hot air balloon
One kind of elevator uses pulleys, but not all do.
Tree trimming uses combination pulleys. Also combination pulleys are used to lift engines out of cars to work on them. Some construction sites use them in places they cannot get a crane.
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When you are in an elevator, the elevator is a pulley.
The watch has pulleys and gears.
Some examples of pulleys in every day life are: A flag pole Washing machine conveyor belt in grocery line elevators and machines used in construction work
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Pulleys are used in manual wells for drawing water from wells in a bucket. Drum-style pulleys are found in the rotating brush in an upright vacuum cleaner.