Block B, in the figure below, weighs 100 kg. The coefficient of friction (1) between Block B and the floor is 0.4. Pulley A has a radius of gyration (k) of0.5m, it has a mass of 300 k ((-mk") and a diameter of 1.5m. The system starts from rest. Neglect the weight of the cable. A constant force (P) of 1000 N is applied. Using the inertia method of Chapter 13 determine a) the angular acceleration of Pulley A. b) the tension in the cable, 100 kg B. 30 300 kg k-0.5 m Dia 1.5 m

Block B, in the figure below, weighs 100 kg. The coefficient of friction (1) between Block B and the floor is 0.4. Pulley A has a radius of gyration (k) of0.5m, it has a mass of 300 k ((-mk") and a diameter of 1.5m. The system starts from rest. Neglect the weight of the cable. A constant force (P) of 1000 N is applied. Using the inertia method of Chapter 13 determine a) the angular acceleration of Pulley A. b) the tension in the cable, 100 kg B. 30 300 kg k-0.5 m Dia 1.5 m

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Block B, in the figure below, weighs 100 kg. The coefficient of friction () between
Block B and the floor is 0.4. Pulley A has a radius of gyration (k) of 0.5 m, it has a
mass of 300 kg (I-mk-) and a diameter of 15m. The system starts from rest.
Neglect the weight of the cable. A constant force (P) of 1000 N is applied. Using the
incrtia method of Chapter 13 determine:
a) the angular acceleration of Pulley A
b) the tension in the cable
100 kg
B.
30
300 kg
k-0.5m
Dia-1.5 m

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