A solid cylinder of mass m = 1kg, initially at rest, starts to roll down a rough surface inclined at a 30° angle to horizontal. The axis of the cylinder is attached through massless strings and pulleys to a square block of mass M = 2kg that rests initially on top of a horizontal table (see figure). What is the velocity of block M after the cylinder has traveled 1 m down the incline? The coefficient of kinetic friction between block M and the horizontal surface of the table is µ = 0.12. The cylinder rolls without slipping.

A solid cylinder of mass m = 1kg, initially at rest, starts to roll down a rough surface inclined at a 30° angle to horizontal. The axis of the cylinder is attached through massless strings and pulleys to a square block of mass M = 2kg that rests initially on top of a horizontal table (see figure). What is the velocity of block M after the cylinder has traveled 1 m down the incline? The coefficient of kinetic friction between block M and the horizontal surface of the table is µ = 0.12. The cylinder rolls without slipping.

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