Simple Machines: The Pulley
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- Jared describes how pulleys can make our work easier.
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Yo! I wish I had seen this video during my 12th standard.. All those pulley problems made me pull my hair so bad.... But this experiment makes it so clear. Well done man! Awesome! I am glad I watched your video. May you make more videos! Thank you!
Thanks for saying this. This is the topic that got me diffident in physics. Clearly, it was due to lack if illustrations like this. I was lost in thoughts wondering how the drawing on the board practically works and I lost the whole idea on how it makes things easier. God bless Sir for sharing.
My 5 grader loves it! Thanks
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This is by far the best pulley explanation video.
He didnt even explain anything
there is a mistake
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This is the best pulley explanation I have watched. Thank you for making home school easier for me.
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I love the way of demonstrating the things easier and faster. I swear couldn't understand it better from anyone else.
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This is a fantastic demonstration that I am sharing with my students, since we can't do it in class due to distance learning. As a physics teacher I do want to nitpick that this isn't making the "work" easier, because work has a specifc meaning in Physics of Force times Distance. *W= Fd* In plain old English, yes, we can say it's making the work easier, but no machine or device can reduce the amount of work it takes to do something, as that would break the first law of thermodynamics. Breaking the laws of Physics is strictly forbidden in my house (and universe). Thanks for the great demo!
so why does it take less force to pull the weight attached in the pully can you please explain it to me??
@@shouryaupadhyaya2036 it's because in the 2nd one, the tension is getting applied from both left and right side whereas in the first one tension was only coming from 1 place which was applied by us
@@shouryaupadhyaya2036 because work = force x distance, if you exert a smaller force over a longer distance, it will be equal to the work done when you exert a large force over shorter distance. With hydraulic systems or pulleys, the output distance is longer than the input distance.
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Wow I'm doing my work at home because of the Corona virus and my teacher sent me this video and it has helped me so much wow
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This is by far the best pulley explanation video.
One of the best examples of the amazing world of pulleys..
My teacher always requests to watch you!!
Very well explained. Thank you so much.
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Great video.
The only thing I would love for you to add is the relationship between the number of ropes that are suspending the mass, and the reduction in force needed to lift it. In the first example (fixed pulley) the mass is suspended by only 1 rope, so their is no mechanical advantage. In the second example (single moveable pulley) the mass is then suspended by 2 ropes, which halves the amount of for needed. The final example (two fixed, one moveable pulley), there are 3 ropes supporting the mass - meaning one third of the amount of force needed.
It would also be handy to add that the trade off for reduced for is a great amount of rope needing to be pulled out to see the same change in height. The amount of rope needed to be pulled is simply a direct multiple of the number of supporting ropes mentioned above. (ie. 3 supporting ropes = 3 times the amount of rope needed to be pulled out).
Also there could be a distinction between a _force_ and a _mass._
Jarrod: Your explanation is WAY better than what's in the video.
Nice explaination
This comment has made me understand more than anything else I have seen
@@sonofjimmyray I'm glad it helped. :) I wish I'd proofed it before posting it though! It's not written well. :)
Great video, and thank you so much for including the flag at the end!
I'm in 10th grade and this helps me so much... Thank you!
I recently purchased a pulley system to hang a bug repellent canister from the eaves of my house. The pulleys are great little gizmos, but having never rigged a pulley system before, I needed instructions, and there were none. I scoured the Internet and TH-cam to find a simple video that explains how to rig two pulleys, and I finally found funsciencedemos, and low and behold, I now know how to rig a pulley system. Thanks Jared. Now, I need to find a good TH-cam video that explains how to tie knots that won't come undone.
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great explanation
Great video, very clear to follow.
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The explanation made my life easier like the pulley......this is an awesome video.....
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Excellent video and very well explained.
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It is the best video for understanding
Great work number one.
I get it, nice.
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Thank you so much for this video, I thought hanging a canoe from my garage rafters would be simple...nope. This helped tremendously, I was so happy when I gave that first pull and it finally worked. Again thank you so much for making this.😊
Very nice concepts.
Thank you so much for this! I will show this to my students to help them in class.
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In case of a simple pully, you can use your own weight as force, hence, it makes work easier.
In case of a moveable pulley, it really does half the required force because the other half is handled by fixed string
This completes the above video, its a very important note while explaining pulleys...…
WOW! It is a very nice example to understand simple machine.When my mam explained I had small doubt but after watching this it is clear.THANK YOU and LOVE YOUR EXPERIMENTS
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nice and helpful video
Nice and simple video 👍 It helps me understand alot
wow this is really informational. im gonna add some of this information on my work
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very nice presentation im on online class now in my engineering dynamics i reviewing i am confuse on some pulley problem especially when the string is fix at bottom now i understand thank you very much
Very informative its makes pulleys more understandable for me! Thanks for the video!
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Great vid love the enthusiasm
Great Video thanks
Great work dude
I was struggling with this in physics but this made it easy
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Good now i understand in this topic of pulley
Really thanks for the video.
My first language isn't English and my physics is not very good, your video really made my English and Physic subject skill better.
Once again , thanks so much
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Ancient, simple and so effectively
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Just to specify. The work you have to do to lift the weight a given distance is not LESS using a pulley system than just a straight rope. However, depending on how you have defined EASIER it might be just that. But to lift the weight 10cm above the ground takes exactly the same amount of work (assuming friction free pulleys) whatever number of pulleys that you are using. If the pulleys are not friction free it takes even more work to lift it those 10cm using pulleys.
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Great job! You should probably mention how you have to pull further distance because of the conservation of energy law
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Great, very well demonstrated..thinking of buying a block and tackle for my stairwell to help taking stuff up & down stairs....
Thanks for help with my engine hoist
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Thank you 🙏 sir your explanation is excellent
Great helps a lot
Thank you sir
A good point to make is that it is not about the number of pulleys it is about the connection points that are fixed and count as another helping hand in the force lifting the object
block & tackle pulley! no kidding i'm a science newbie but you helped a veteran amateur digger out big time
Thanks for the tips. :)
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so cool
Love science and pulleys
Science IS cool and so interesting when explained the way you do it. Thank You. P.S. The block&tackle you showed would make our work 6x easier, correct?
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This is NOT boring
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This is awesome. I just wish you could explain the difference between the first example and the second example better. Why does one pulley at the top make such a big difference then the pulley attached to the weight?
Archimedes used a system with three pulleys that accomplishes the same reduction in force as a block and tackle with six pulleys. As your example of where you connected the first pulley showed a difference in force, the arrangement of three times that same principle helps more. Three pulleys in a row, connected to the cross bar, from the cross bar through the first pulley then connected to the bottom of the next pulley. Repeat three times then through through a fourth hanging from the cross bar the the source of pull. Either a person or a winch.
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THE block and tackle system 😁
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Thanks it's useful
Thank you soooooooooo much
Where did you get those pulleys?
Thanks. This really helps.
Man ! love this
This guy is pullyng our leg.
Would be better if the spring scale measured newtons as well - and would say mass instead of weight because in physics weight is mass times g
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I couldn't figure out how fixed pulleys worked and this helped a lot 👍
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