The system starts from rest, with the acceleration of the rope, arope =(6t) [m/s]. The rope passes around a pulley with a radius=6 [inches] and doesn't slip. When the rope has been pulled 33 inches in the direction shown, determine the magnitude of the acceleration of point P on the pulley.
The system starts from rest, with the acceleration of the rope, arope =(6t) [m/s]. The rope passes around a pulley with a radius=6 [inches] and doesn't slip. When the rope has been pulled 33 inches in the direction shown, determine the magnitude of the acceleration of point P on the pulley.
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![The system starts from rest, with the acceleration of the rope, arope = (6t) [m/s]. The
around a pulley with a radius =6 [inches] and doesn't slip. When the rope has been pulled 33
inches in the direction shown, determine the magnitude of the acceleration of point P on the
pulley.
rope passes
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Transcribed Image Text:The system starts from rest, with the acceleration of the rope, arope = (6t) [m/s]. The
around a pulley with a radius =6 [inches] and doesn't slip. When the rope has been pulled 33
inches in the direction shown, determine the magnitude of the acceleration of point P on the
pulley.
rope passes
arope
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