Q2: The cable connected to block B is woundtightly around disk A, which is free to rotateabout the axle at its mass center G. Themasses of A and B are 60 kg and 20 kg,respectively, and kç = 400 mm for the disk.Determine the angular acceleration of A andthe tension in the cable.Ans.: a = 6.712 rad/s2 , T = 129 N%3DR = 500 mmAB mg = 20 kg

Given data The mass of the block B, mB=20Kg The mass of the disk, m=60Kg KG=400mm Moment of inertia,…

Q2: The cable connected to block B is wound tightly around disk A, which is free to rotate about the axle at its mass center G. The masses of A and B are 60 kg and 20 kg, respectively, and kc Determine the angular acceleration of A and = 400 mm for the disk. the tension in the cable.

Q2: The cable connected to block B is wound tightly around disk A, which is free to rotate about the axle at its mass center G. The masses of A and B are 60 kg and 20 kg, respectively, and kc Determine the angular acceleration of A and = 400 mm for the disk. the tension in the cable.

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