A hollow, smooth cylindrical spool has inner radius R/ 2, outer radius R and mass M. The roller is frictionally M mounted so that it can rotate around a fixed horizontal shaft. The mass m is attached to the end of the rope wrapped around the reel. When this mass m is released, it drops by y in time t. The moment of the friction force between the pulley and the shaft, m R/2 T = R[m(g – 2y/i²) – M(5y/41²)] R/2 prove that it is. (The moment of inertia of a hollow cylinder with inner and outer radi, R1 and R2, with respect to the long axis through the center of mass.)

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A hollow, smooth cylindrical spool has inner radius R/ 2,
outer radius R and mass M. The roller is frictionally
M
mounted so that it can rotate around a fixed horizontal
shaft. The mass m is attached to the end of the rope
wrapped around the reel. When this mass m is released,
it drops by y in time t. The moment of the friction force
between the pulley and the shaft,
m
R/2
7 = R[m(g – 2y/t²) – M(5y/41²)]
R/2
prove that it is. (The moment of inertia of a hollow
cylinder with inner and outer radi, R1 and R2, with
respect to the long axis through the center of mass.)
Transcribed Image Text:A hollow, smooth cylindrical spool has inner radius R/ 2, outer radius R and mass M. The roller is frictionally M mounted so that it can rotate around a fixed horizontal shaft. The mass m is attached to the end of the rope wrapped around the reel. When this mass m is released, it drops by y in time t. The moment of the friction force between the pulley and the shaft, m R/2 7 = R[m(g – 2y/t²) – M(5y/41²)] R/2 prove that it is. (The moment of inertia of a hollow cylinder with inner and outer radi, R1 and R2, with respect to the long axis through the center of mass.)
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