ofd disk50-kgIntoOHRmim2Attempts 21/00Points: 0/7Into Attempts 100SubmitSubmitperMarkeevianShAWsam'sTired A solid disk of mass 1.2 kg, and radius 0.26meters, rotates around an axis through itscenter of mass at Point O and supports a0.210-kg hanging mass(m2) as shown at right.A second solid disk of mass 0.35 kg, and radius0.13 meters, is attached to the bigger diskwhile supporting a 0.150-kg hanging mass(m1).The hanging masses are trying to rotate the 2-disk system in opposite directions. What is themagnitude of the angular acceleration of thedisks?

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