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What does a pully look like?

A pulley looks like a wheel with a groove around its rim.

Here's a breakdown:

* Wheel: The central part of the pulley is a circular disc, usually made of metal or plastic.

* Groove: A channel or indentation is cut into the outer edge of the wheel. This groove guides the rope or cable that runs through the pulley.

* Bearing: The wheel often sits on a bearing to allow it to rotate smoothly.

* Sheave: Sometimes the entire pulley is called a "sheave."

Here are some common types of pulleys:

* Single Pulley: This is the simplest type, with a single wheel and groove.

* Double Pulley: Has two wheels and grooves, allowing for more complex systems.

* Block and Tackle: This is a system of multiple pulleys that work together to increase mechanical advantage.

Here are some visuals:

* Image Search: You can find images of pulleys by searching for "pulley" on Google Images.

* YouTube: Look up videos demonstrating different types of pulleys.

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.

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