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By lubricating the pulley, the work needed was decreased from 50 J down to 44 J. The output work of the pulley remained 40 J. The efficiency of the pulley AFTER lubrication is

By lubricating the pulley, the work needed was decreased from 50 J down to 44 J. The output work of the pulley remained 40 J. The efficiency of the pulley AFTER lubrication is
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By lubricating the pulley, the work needed was decreased from 50 J down to

44 J. The output work of the pulley remained 40 J.
The efficiency of the pulley AFTER lubrication is

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Before lubrication:


\tt (40)/(50)* 100\%=80\%

The efficiency of the pulley after lubrication becomes:


\tt (40)/(44)* 100\%=91\%

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