D BES 026 Dynamics of Rigid BodiesProblem 1:YFor the system shown.a. Determine the acceleration of the two bodies.b. Determine the tension in each cord.c. If the system starts from rest, determine thevelocity of each body after 1.0 s.d. Determine the angular velocity of each body.e. Determine the work done by each body.Am0.5 mC1000 NHk=0.2030°1500 N3 D BES 026 Dynamics of Rigid BodiesProblem 1:YFor the system shown.a. Determine the acceleration of the two bodies.b. Determine the tension on each cord.c. If the system starts from rest, determine thevelocity of each body after 1.2 s.d. Determine the position of each bodies during theA1.2 s.e. Determine the work done by each body.C1500 N1000 N

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a. Determine the acceleration of the two bodies. b. Determine the tension in each cord. c. If the system starts from rest, determine the velocity of each body after 1.0 s. d. Determine the angular velocity of each body. e. Determine the work done by each body.

a. Determine the acceleration of the two bodies. b. Determine the tension in each cord. c. If the system starts from rest, determine the velocity of each body after 1.0 s. d. Determine the angular velocity of each body. e. Determine the work done by each body.

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