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A block and tackle pulley system, such as the one below, multiplies the effort force that is put into the system. By how much would the block and tackle system below mulitply the effort force?
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A block and tackle pulley system, such as the one below, multiplies the effort force that is put into the system. By how much would the block and tackle system below mulitply the effort force?

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Answer: 4 is the answer

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It's 4 You might have already found this out because by the time someone answers you would've alreayd answered.

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