Problems1. Calculate the linear momentum of a belt drive, if the masses of both pulleys andthe belt are taken into consideration. The centre of gravity of each pulley is locatedon the axis of rotation.2. Figure shows a pulley with a rope running over it. A man holds one side of therope at A while a load, equal to the weight of the man, is attached to the other endof the rope at B. What would happen to the load if the man starts climbing up therope with the velocity a relative to the rope? Neglect the weight of the pulley.ANotesroblem #2 is on topic "Theorem of the Changeof a System", i.e.the Angular MomentumdK,dtThe velocity a is relative (see paragraph 89 “Relative, Transport andAbsolute Motion").

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1. Calculate the linear momentum of a belt drive, if the masses of both pulleys and the belt are taken into consideration. The centre of gravity of each pulley is located on the axis of rotation.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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