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Physics, 15.07.2021 17:50 tonya3498

1. Explain the relationship between number of pulleys and mechanical advantage. 2. Consider a pulley system with a mechanical advantage of 3 connected to a mass moving with a constant velocity. Calculate the mass of the object if the applied force is 15 N. 3. How would the mechanical advantage change on a different planet with a different gravitational force? Explain.

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