What is the output force if the input force is on 100 N?

Answer 1

That's going to depend on

-- the radius from the center to the point where the input force is applied,

-- the angle in the plane of the wheel between the direction of the force and

the radius to it, and

-- the radius from the center to the point where the output force is measured.

None of that information is included in the question, so nobody is in a position

to speculate on an answer yet.

Answer 2

It depends on the mechanical advantage of the mechanism attached to the wheel. There is insufficient information in the question to answer it. Please restate the question.

Answer 3

100 N due to newton's third law that every action has an opposite and equal reaction.

Answer 4

The output force would also be 100 N, assuming there are no other factors like friction or mechanical losses that would affect the output force in this scenario.