Double Compound: Record your data in the chart and complete your calculations. Include all units. Output AMA Effic Applied Distance Input peo] Height IMA Pulled Work FF Lifted Work De/Dr Fr/Fe Wo/Wi Force Fe x De Dr x 100 Fe De Fr x Dr % 5 N 0.10 m 10 N 0.10 m 15 N 0.10 m Triple Compound: Record your data in the chart and complete your calculations. Include all units. Height Output IMA AMA Effic Applied Distance Input De/Dr Pulled Lifted Work Fr/Fe Wo/Wi Force Work Fr Dr Fr x Dr x 100 Fe De Fe x De 5 N 0.10 m 10 N 0.10 m 15 N 0.10 m Analysis Questions: Answer the following questions on your own paper AFTER completing the lab activity. Refer to your own data to support your answers. 1. Was there a difference in the ideal mechanical advantages you calculated for single fixed pulley and the single movable pulley? 2. As you added pulleys to the system, what happened to the amount of input force needed to raise the mass? Explain why. 3. Which pulley system provided the greatest mechanical advantage? Why do you think this is so? Although the amount of input force needed to lift a mass is usually less in a pulley system, something else increases. What must increase as the input force decreases