Using a modified pulley system, you need to lift 450 N of concrete a total distance of 5 meters straight up. If you pull on 15 meters of rope, how much force will you need to apply to lift the concrete? O 1350 N 300 N 225 N 150 N

Using a modified pulley system, you need to lift 450 N of concrete a total distance of 5 meters straight up. If you pull on 15 meters of rope, how much force will you need to apply to lift the concrete? O 1350 N 300 N 225 N 150 N

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