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    • https://phys.libretexts.org/Courses/Prince_Georges_Community_College/General_Physics_I%3A_Classical_Mechanics/25%3A_Simple_Machines/25.03%3A_Pulley
      One may use such pulley arrangements to allow just one or two men to lift a large, heavy object such as a piano or safe. (Figure \PageIndex1) Note that the leftmost arrangement only changes the ...One may use such pulley arrangements to allow just one or two men to lift a large, heavy object such as a piano or safe. (Figure \PageIndex1) Note that the leftmost arrangement only changes the direction of the applied effort force, by allowing us to pull downward to lift the weight upward; it does not provide any mechanical advantage. (Ref. The mechanical advantage of a set of pulleys is equal to the number of strands NR holding up the resistive force:

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