use dynamics to solve not energy method, don't solve 1/2KE way. only dynamics for F=ma Figure P18.14 shows a 1000-kg mass being lowered by a cable at a uniformrate of 4 m/s from a drum of 550-mm diameter weighing 2.5 kN and havinga 250-mm radius of gyration.(a) What is the kinetic energy in the system?(b) The uniform rate of descent is maintained by a brake on the drumwhich applies a torque of 2698 N m. What additional brake torque isrequired to bring the system to rest in 0.60 s?4m/s1000 kg(d)FIGURE P18.14Ans.Part a.) 9685 JPart b.) 2219 Nm

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