DYNAMICS OF RIGID BODIESACTIVITY 4PROBLEM SETS:1. A cylinder is pulled up a plane by the tension in a rope that passes over a frictionless pulleyand is attached to a 70 kg mass. The 45 kg cylinder has radius of 600 mm. The cylinder movesfrom rest up a distance of 5 m. What will be its speed?60°70 kg2. The 7 kg block is released from rest and slides a distance s down the inclined plane. It strikesthe spring, which it compresses 75 mm before motion impends up the plane. Assuming that thecoefficient of friction is 0.25 and that the spring constant k = 2.8 N/mm, determine the value ofS.7 x 9.830°

The objective of the first question is to find the speed of the cylinder after it has been pulled up…

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