The largest downward force you can exert on a certain multiple pulley system = 777 N....

The largest downward force you can exert on a certain multiple pulley system = 777 N. When you move the rope 3.5 m, the object moves 0.35 m. What is the heaviest object you could lift? Could it lift a cow that's 1600 lbs?

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