A box of mass 1.49 kg connected to a pulley with a string is pulled by a force F= 114 newtons that makes an angle of 28.2 degrees with the horizontal. As the mass is pulled, the pulley rotates and the string is unwound. The radius of the pulley is 15.1 cm and it is twice as massive as the box. The pulley can be considered as a solid uniform disk. If the motion starts from rest, how many seconds later will the pulley have made 18 full turns? The image is attached of the pully. Thank you

A box of mass 1.49 kg connected to a pulley with a string is pulled by a force F= 114 newtons that makes an angle of 28.2 degrees with the horizontal. As the mass is pulled, the pulley rotates and the string is unwound. The radius of the pulley is 15.1 cm and it is twice as massive as the box. The pulley can be considered as a solid uniform disk. If the motion starts from rest, how many seconds later will the pulley have made 18 full turns? The image is attached of the pully. Thank you

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