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A block and tackle pulley system consists of multiple pulleys connected together to provide mechanical advantage for lifting heavy loads. It typically includes a fixed pulley (block) attached to a support and a movable pulley (tackle) attached to the load. By pulling the rope in the system, the force required to lift the load is reduced due to the multiple pulleys distributing the weight.

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A block and tackle is an example of what kind of simple machine?

a pulley.


What is an example of a block and tackle pulley?

A block and tackle pulley system consists of one fixed pulley and one moving pulley working together to lift heavy loads with less effort. For example, a flagpole typically uses a block and tackle pulley system to raise and lower the flag.


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Archimedes is credited by Plutrarch with designing the first block and tackle pulley.


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A fixed pulley and a movable pulley Block and tackle is made up of both


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