Shown in the figure is a 258-kg homogeneous cylinder that slipping on the rolls without horizontal surface. Given P1= 980 N, P2= 1108 N, r 0.9m, determine a. the acceleration of the mass center, b. angular acceleration, and c. the plane reaction on the cylinder. Note: Draw the diagram/s before formulating any equation. P2

Shown in the figure is a 258-kg homogeneous cylinder that slipping on the rolls without horizontal surface. Given P1= 980 N, P2= 1108 N, r 0.9m, determine a. the acceleration of the mass center, b. angular acceleration, and c. the plane reaction on the cylinder. Note: Draw the diagram/s before formulating any equation. P2

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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