Elements Of Electromagnetics
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b. What effort force is required to move the 600N create?
c. In practice, you need to supply an effort force of 75 N to lift the crate. What is the efficiency?
d. How could you redesign this compound machine so that the effort force needed was 50 N in practice? Assume the efficiency is your response from part C no matter what changes you make. Be specific with the changes you propose (if you add pulleys state how many, if you change the inclined plane dimensions state the new dimensions, etc.).
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