Answer to Question #189147 in Classical Mechanics for Beatrice

Classical Mechanics

Question #189147

The load was lifted to a height of 1.5 m by a pulley. How far was the free end of the rope pulled to lift that load?

Expert's answer

"s=2l=2\\cdot 1.5=3~m."

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