Question: A massless and inextensible rope C is wound around both discs of mass m. Please note that disc A does not move in a vertical or horizontal direction but can only undergo rotational motion. The discs are released from rest. Di Given: m=10 kg, R=90 mm, 1 = ½*m*R² Find: Tension in the stationary rope AD. Answer should be: (FAD =118 N) S A Я C B R

Question: A massless and inextensible rope C is wound around both discs of mass m. Please note that disc A does not move in a vertical or horizontal direction but can only undergo rotational motion. The discs are released from rest. Di Given: m=10 kg, R=90 mm, 1 = ½mR² Find: Tension in the stationary rope AD. Answer should be: (FAD =118 N) S A Я C B R

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