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ning or fly-llock) and the hauling part D of the rope, thediflerent plies of the rope, as they are termed, being supposedparallel. If the block A be raised an inch, every point in thesecond ply will have to be mo\ed upwards through two inches,in order to make the rope taut again. This is obvious if…
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