List all the forces acting on: 1. The pulley A. 2. The boy and. 3… - Vidyadip

Question

List all the forces acting on:

The pulley $A.$
The boy and.
The block $C$ in figure.

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Answer

Torque $($angular force$)$ is acting on pulley $A$.
Gravitational force is acting on boy as well pull due to weight of block $C$.
On block $C$ gravity as well force upward due to force applied by boy are acting.

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