
Pulley System Diagram
This diagram clearly illustrates two common configurations for mechanical advantage pulley systems, specifically a 4:1 and a 5:1 setup. It highlights how the number of rope segments directly supporting the load or movable pulley determines the system's mechanical advantage. The left setup demonstrates a 4:1 system using four rope segments, while the right displays a 5:1 system with five rope segments, both lifting a load 'L'. The illustration uses color-coded components, including pulleys, ropes, and anchors, to make the mechanics easy to understand for educational purposes.
pulley system - mechanical advantage - rope rigging - physics - engineering - load lifting
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