Problem Set 6 (Rotational Kinetic Energy)A metal block with mass m= 7.50 kg is connected by a cordwrapped around a 1.25-kg hollow cylinder pulley with africtionless axle as shown. The surface of the incline has acoefficient of friction Hk = 0.30. As the block slides downthe inclined plane from rest at an angle of 35°, it pulls thecord and causes the pulley to rotate. If the inclined planehas a length of 2.25 m, calculate the speed v of the blockbefore it reaches the bottom. The pulley has a moment ofinertia of a solid disk, I =mr?and a radius r = 0.25 m.2mp = 1.25 kgmb = 7.50 kg2.25 mHk = 0.3035°

Given data: The mass of block is mb=7.5 kg. The mass of pulley is mp=1.25 kg. The coefficient of…

Problem Set 6 (Rotational Kinetic Energy) A metal block with mass m = 7.50 kg is connected by a cord wrapped around a 1.25-kg hollow cylinder pulley with a frictionless axle as shown. The surface of the incline has a coefficient of friction uk = 0.30. As the block slides down %3D the inclined plane from rest at an angle of 35°, it pulls the cord and causes the pulley to rotate. If the inclined plane has a length of 2.25 m, calculate the speed v of the block before it reaches the bottom. The pulley has a moment of inertia of a solid disk, I= mr2 and a radius r = 0.25 m. 2 m, = 1.25 kg mb = 7.50 kg 2.25 m Hk = 0.30 35°

Problem Set 6 (Rotational Kinetic Energy) A metal block with mass m = 7.50 kg is connected by a cord wrapped around a 1.25-kg hollow cylinder pulley with a frictionless axle as shown. The surface of the incline has a coefficient of friction uk = 0.30. As the block slides down %3D the inclined plane from rest at an angle of 35°, it pulls the cord and causes the pulley to rotate. If the inclined plane has a length of 2.25 m, calculate the speed v of the block before it reaches the bottom. The pulley has a moment of inertia of a solid disk, I= mr2 and a radius r = 0.25 m. 2 m, = 1.25 kg mb = 7.50 kg 2.25 m Hk = 0.30 35°

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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