A string is wrapped around a thin-walled cylinder pulley of radius 10.4 cm and mass of 14.6 kg. If the string is pulled by a force that is tangent to a point on the rim of the pulley, how much force is exerted to cause it to rotate at a constant rate of 3.87 rad/s²? The moment of inertia for thin-walled cylinder is I = mr². 543 N O 0.611N O 5.88 N O 56.5 N

A string is wrapped around a thin-walled cylinder pulley of radius 10.4 cm and mass of 14.6 kg. If the string is pulled by a force that is tangent to a point on the rim of the pulley, how much force is exerted to cause it to rotate at a constant rate of 3.87 rad/s²? The moment of inertia for thin-walled cylinder is I = mr². 543 N O 0.611N O 5.88 N O 56.5 N

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Chapter6: Equilibria In Single-component Systems

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