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sine and cosine in supporting a pulley

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English: Sine and cosine in supporting a pulley gives 2 legs of support, each needs to provide upward pull of half the Load. support carries on cosine as an efficiency divider against half the load to give line tension, that also incurs the given sine X that line tension as side pulls
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