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Draw a diagram of a block and tackle system of pulleys having a velocity ratio of 5. In your diagram indicate clearly the points of application and the directions of the load L and effort E. Also mark the tension T in each strand.
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The diagram of a block and tackle system of pulleys having a velocity ratio of 5 with directions of the load L, effort E and tension T in each strand is shown below:

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