A small lightweight rocket is attached to a 1-kg disc that is initially at rest. The disc with a radius of 257 mm is connected to a frictionless stationary pivot O via a lightweight rod of length 1.33 metres (top view shown below). The rocket provides a constant 22.5 N force and remains perpendicular to the connecting rod. Assume the disc slides on a frictionless surface. Calculate the magnitude of the reaction force at pivot 04 seconds after the rocket was fired. Give your answer in newtons and round the final answer to two decimal places. B ENGGE 121 Quiz 1 ENGE Quiz r

A small lightweight rocket is attached to a 1-kg disc that is initially at rest. The disc with a radius of 257 mm is connected to a frictionless stationary pivot O via a lightweight rod of length 1.33 metres (top view shown below). The rocket provides a constant 22.5 N force and remains perpendicular to the connecting rod. Assume the disc slides on a frictionless surface. Calculate the magnitude of the reaction force at pivot 04 seconds after the rocket was fired. Give your answer in newtons and round the final answer to two decimal places. B ENGGE 121 Quiz 1 ENGE Quiz r

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Chapter12: Static Equilibrium And Elasticity

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Problem 37P: To get up on the roof, a person (mass 70.0 kg) places 6.00-m aluminum ladder (mass 10.0 kg) against...

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