7) The figure shows the pinion, plate and chain of a bicycle. Consider that the chain is made up of 35 links that behave like point masses of 5 g each. The pinion can be approximated to a thin ring of 0.22 kg and 5 cm radius. In addition, the plate can be approximated to a thin ring of 0.6 kg and 10 cm radius with two rods of 0.3 kg each and 20 cm in length. It is known that the pinion makes 3 turns clockwise in 2 seconds. The movement is uniform. • Calculate the moment of inertia of the pinion (in kg.cm2) with respect to the axis that passes through its center and perpendicular to the YZ plane. Y L Piñón Plato

7) The figure shows the pinion, plate and chain of a bicycle. Consider that the chain is made up of 35 links that behave like point masses of 5 g each. The pinion can be approximated to a thin ring of 0.22 kg and 5 cm radius. In addition, the plate can be approximated to a thin ring of 0.6 kg and 10 cm radius with two rods of 0.3 kg each and 20 cm in length. It is known that the pinion makes 3 turns clockwise in 2 seconds. The movement is uniform. • Calculate the moment of inertia of the pinion (in kg.cm2) with respect to the axis that passes through its center and perpendicular to the YZ plane. Y L Piñón Plato

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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