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Suppose we have a two-pulley system in translational equilibrium, such that the weight of object is equal to twice the tension of rope. Hence, each rope supports half of the object's total weight. If I want to lift the object 3m above the ground (load distance), I must pull length of rope 6m (effort distance). Why is length of rope twice the displacement?
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