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You read about a rope and pulley machine that was able to produce equal amounts of output work and input work. Was this a realistic example?
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your usual enemy is friction. the law that i can think of that suggest this is not possible is the 2nd law of thermodynamics. as that is the law that -- in crude terms -- ensures that all energy will eventually be dissipated and spread throughout the universe. a simple machine with a good lubricant should be able to get as near as dammit to perfection. though your question is rather generally phrased. 🤔
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