mathmari
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Hey! 
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Fixed pulley:
$$F_G \cdot r=F_z \cdot r \Rightarrow F_G=F_z$$
Only force transfer, no changement of force
Movable pulley:
Like one-sided lever, current center of rotation is at the circumference of the pulley:
$$F_G \cdot r=F_z \cdot 2r \Rightarrow F_z=\frac{F_G}{2}$$
Could you explain me why these formulas stand?? (Wondering)

View attachment 4338
Fixed pulley:
$$F_G \cdot r=F_z \cdot r \Rightarrow F_G=F_z$$
Only force transfer, no changement of force
Movable pulley:
Like one-sided lever, current center of rotation is at the circumference of the pulley:
$$F_G \cdot r=F_z \cdot 2r \Rightarrow F_z=\frac{F_G}{2}$$
Could you explain me why these formulas stand?? (Wondering)