### Physical Dynamics and Connected Systems: A Case Study#### DescriptionThe 3-kg block \( B \) and the 17-kg cylinder \( A \) are connected to a light cord that passes through a hole in the center of the smooth table. ([Figure 1](#figure1))#### Diagram Explanation**Figure 1** illustrates a physical setup demonstrating the connected dynamics of a block and a cylinder:- **Block \( B \)**: This is positioned on the top surface of a smooth circular table. The block has a mass of 3 kg.- **Cylinder \( A \)**: This cylinder with a mass of 17 kg is suspended underneath the table by a light cord.- **Smooth Table**: The table has a smooth surface which minimizes frictional forces acting on block \( B \).- **Cord and Pulley Mechanism**: The light cord passes through a hole at the center of the table connecting the block \( B \) on top and the cylinder \( A \) hanging down.The diagram provides a three-dimensional view showing the spatial relationship between the components:- **Transparent Table Top View**: Displays the circular path for block \( B \) on the table.- **Labeling**: The masses \( A \) and \( B \) and their respective positions are clearly labeled.- **Coordinate System**: A reference point on the table and radius \( r \) is shown extending from the center hole to block \( B \), illustrating the distance from the center to the block.This setup is typically used to study the interaction between gravitational forces on the suspended mass and the inertial forces on the mass moving on the horizontal plane.### Figure 1| ![Figure 1](./diagram.png) | |:--:| | **Figure 1: Diagram of the 3-kg block \( B \) connected to the 17-kg cylinder \( A \) on a smooth table with a cord through a center hole.** | ## Part A**Problem:**If the block travels along a circular path of radius 1.6 m, determine the speed of the block.**Instructions:**Express your answer to three significant figures and include the appropriate units.**Input Fields:**- **Value:** This is where you will input the calculated speed.- **Units:** This is where you will specify the units of the speed, such as meters per second (m/s).**Buttons:**- **Submit:** Click this button to submit your answer.- **Request Answer:** This button allows you to request the correct answer if you're unable to determine it.**Navigation:**- **Review:** Link to review the problem or previous steps.- **Next:** Button to proceed to the next part of the assignment.**Additional Options:**- **Provide Feedback:** Link to provide feedback on the problem or the interface.### Example:Let’s assume we calculate the speed \( v_B \) of the block after applying the relevant physics principles. We would enter the following in the designated fields:**v_B:**- **Value:** Enter the numerical value of the speed.- **Units:** Choose the appropriate unit such as m/s.Then, click on the **Submit** button to finalize your answer.

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