What is the definition of a single movable pulley?

Answer 1

Movable pulley is attache to the object you are moving while Fixed Pulley changes direction of the applied force.

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

A fixed pulley only changes the direction of the force being applied. The input force and output force are equal. The pulley is fixed in place.

A moveable pulley requires less input effort and the load is moved in the same direction as the force; however, twice as much input distance is required to move the load. The pulley moves and is not fixed in place.

Answer 4

A single fixed pulley merely changes the direction of the pull, without adding any mechanical advantage. (It will actually add effort due to friction)

A moveable pulley shares the load between the number of lines rove through it. You are therefore only pulling on a fraction of the weight. The speed of movement is divided between the number of lines also, which gives mechanical advantage.

Answer 5

The tension of a rope in a single fixed pulley = W
The tension of a rope in a single movable pulley = W/2
The tension of a rope in a multiple pulley system = W/ number of pulleys if they are in series.

Answer 6

one end of a chord passing through single moveable pulley is tied with a strong support and effort is applied on the other end of chord