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If you have a pulley, it will make lifting an object up easier. since it is easier for someone to pull something down then pick up, a pulley is made to pull the object up, in a way where you only have to pull down. (Because that's easier) for example, if your friend tries to life you off the ground, that is a lot harder. but, if you put a rope over a branch, hold on to one end, and have your friend pull the rope down or away from you, which will raise you up, it is a lot easier, and more convenient
I was googling this very thing looking for the answer. I think it's because a longer rope reduces the vertical angle, so you're doing more pulling and less lift/pulling.
Pulling is when you pull something the action of pulling is when you have a tug of war you pull the rope
A pulley is a wheel and axel which reduces the friction created by a cable being pulled across it, a rope over a wood beam would have increased friction, making it more difficult to pull. Numerous pulleys would reduce the amount of tension force required to move a load, making it easier to pull.
no. the size of a pully makes little difference to its action on a rope as the only thing changing is how much of the rope is in contact with the pully and since the pully rotates it makes it no easier or harder to pull the rope.
If you are simply pulling an object with a rope, say, such that the rope is parallel to the surface over which you are pulling then, ideally, the distance between you and the object should make no difference.
From the earliest time of man. At least 5-6000 years ago. Braiding is a easy way to make something stronger and when you need to have a rope to pull something it was a way to get a strong rope out of any fiber that was around.
A rope and pulley lessen the force needed to pull an item, but it increases the distance that you have to pull it. It also changes the direction that it moves: you pull the rope down, the item goes up.
Keep it tied to a rope and pull on the rope
Whether it's easier to pull than to push depends on the circumstances, there is no universal principle here. If you're using the pulley suspended above you can add your weight to your arms force and thus amplify your effort(pushing a rope doesn't produce any result of course). If you were to move a heavy stone block it might be easier to push it, if there's no grip possible to pull.
You can by the jump/pull rope in the discount shop, which you can walk there with your Nintendogs.
In your inventory pull the rope to the life buoy. They will combine.