A yo-yo of mass M = 0.135 kg and outer radius R that is 3.75 times qgreater than the radius of its axle r is in equilibrium if a mass m is suspended from its outer edge as shown in the figure below. Determine the tension in the two strings, T, and T, and the mass m. T, = T = N N kg m =

A yo-yo of mass M = 0.135 kg and outer radius R that is 3.75 times qgreater than the radius of its axle r is in equilibrium if a mass m is suspended from its outer edge as shown in the figure below. Determine the tension in the two strings, T, and T, and the mass m. T, = T = N N kg m =

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A yo-yo of mass M = 0.135 kg and outer radius R that is 3.75 times qgreater than the radius of its axle r is in equilibrium if a mass m is suspended from its outer edge as shown in the figure below. Determine the tension in the two strings, T, and T, and the mass m.
T, =
T =
N
N
kg
m =

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