a single fixed pulley and a movable pulley both are seprately used to lift a load of 50kg to the same height. Compare the efforts applied
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Mechanical advantage (MA) given as,
MA =load(I)/effort(E)
The above equation indicates that Mechanical advantage and efforts are inversely proportional to each other.
The mechanical advantage of single fixed fully is 1.
For, single movable pulley, MA = 2
Load on both the pulleys =50 kgf
(see picture)
Hence, from the above,
In the case of single movable pulley,
MA > 1⇒ effort arm > load arm
and in the case of a single fixed pulley.
MA = 1⇒load arm = effort arm
∴ Effort applied in the single fixed pulley is less as compare single movable pulley.
MA =load(I)/effort(E)
The above equation indicates that Mechanical advantage and efforts are inversely proportional to each other.
The mechanical advantage of single fixed fully is 1.
For, single movable pulley, MA = 2
Load on both the pulleys =50 kgf
(see picture)
Hence, from the above,
In the case of single movable pulley,
MA > 1⇒ effort arm > load arm
and in the case of a single fixed pulley.
MA = 1⇒load arm = effort arm
∴ Effort applied in the single fixed pulley is less as compare single movable pulley.
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Load to be lifted F
load
=50 kgf
Case 1 : Fixed pulley is used.
MA for single fixed pulley MA=1
Thus effort applied by the boy F
effort
=
MA
F
load
=
1
50
=50 Kgf
Case 2 : Movable pulley is used.
MA for movable pulley MA=2
Thus effort applied by the boy F
effort
=
MA
F
load
=
2
50
=25 Kgf
So, effort to be applied by the boy is less in case when he used a movable pulley because MA for a movable pulley is greater than 1.
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