The pendulum consists of a 35-lb sphere R-0.6 ft, and a 14-lb slender rod a-13 ft. Just after the cord AB is cut, Compute the tangential component of reaction of the pin O on the disk Re in pounds. (Hint: use parallel theorem for the inertial moment) O

The pendulum consists of a 35-lb sphere R-0.6 ft, and a 14-lb slender rod a-13 ft. Just after the cord AB is cut, Compute the tangential component of reaction of the pin O on the disk Re in pounds. (Hint: use parallel theorem for the inertial moment) O

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The pendulum consists of a 35-lb sphere R-0.6 ft, and a 14-lb slender rod a-13 ft. Just after the cord AB is cut,
Compute the tangential component of reaction of the pin O on the disk Re in pounds. (Hint: use parallel theorem for the inertial moment)

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