The diagram alongside shows an arrangement of three pulleys A, B and C

1.	The diagram alongside shows an arrangement of three pulleys A, B and C. The load is marked as L and the effort as E. (a) Name the pulleys A, B and C. (b) Mark in the diagram the directions of load (L) effort (E) and tension T1 and T2 in the two strings. (c) How are the magnitudes of L and E related to the tension T1? (d) Calculate the mechanical advantage and velocity ratio of the arrangement. (e) What assumptions have you made in parts (c) and (d)?
Answer» The diagram alongside shows an arrangement of three pulleys A, B and C. The load is marked as L and the effort as E. (a) Name the pulleys A, B and C. (b) Mark in the diagram the directions of load (L) effort (E) and tension $T_{1}$ and $T_{2}$ in the two strings. (c) How are the magnitudes of L and E related to the tension $T_{1}$ ? (d) Calculate the mechanical advantage and velocity ratio of the arrangement. (e) What assumptions have you made in parts (c) and (d)?

The diagram alongside shows an arrangement of three pulleys A, B and C. The load is marked as L and the effort as E. (a) Name the pulleys A, B and C. (b) Mark in the diagram the directions of load (L) effort (E) and tension T1 and T2 in the two strings. (c) How are the magnitudes of L and E related to the tension T1? (d) Calculate the mechanical advantage and velocity ratio of the arrangement. (e) What assumptions have you made in parts (c) and (d)?

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The diagram alongside shows an arrangement of three pulleys A, B and C. The load is marked as L and the effort as E.

(a) Name the pulleys A, B and C.

(b) Mark in the diagram the directions of load (L) effort (E) and tension $T_{1}$ and $T_{2}$ in the two strings.

(d) Calculate the mechanical advantage and velocity ratio of the arrangement.

(e) What assumptions have you made in parts (c) and (d)?