RSL-7 A yo-yo consists of two identical disks of radius R2, each of mass mD, connected by a short shaft of negligible mass. A string is wrapped around the shaft, which has a radius R1 as shown to the right. The top of the string is held at rest and the yo-yo is allowed to drop. Side view: End view: string R2 a) Apply Fnet-ma and Tner-la to find the magnitude of the linear acceleration of the yo-yo center. b) Find the speed V2 of the yo-yo center after it has gone down a distance d.

RSL-7 A yo-yo consists of two identical disks of radius R2, each of mass mD, connected by a short shaft of negligible mass. A string is wrapped around the shaft, which has a radius R1 as shown to the right. The top of the string is held at rest and the yo-yo is allowed to drop. Side view: End view: string R2 a) Apply Fnet-ma and Tner-la to find the magnitude of the linear acceleration of the yo-yo center. b) Find the speed V2 of the yo-yo center after it has gone down a distance d.

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