Consider the system shown below. Assume a massless, inelastic cord, frictionless axles, and that the system was released from rest. The pulley is a solid cylinder with radius r and mass 3m. There is kinetic friction at the interfaces between the blocks and the incline. Let the coefficient of kinetic friction for both interfaces be given as 0.16. Let r = 12.2 cm and m = 3.7 kg, with proportions as given in the diagram. Determine the angular velocity of the pulley after the larger mass has descended a distance of 32 cm along the incline. Express your answer in rad/s, to at least one digit after the decimal point. 1300 5m 30° Zme

Consider the system shown below. Assume a massless, inelastic cord, frictionless axles, and that the system was released from rest. The pulley is a solid cylinder with radius r and mass 3m. There is kinetic friction at the interfaces between the blocks and the incline. Let the coefficient of kinetic friction for both interfaces be given as 0.16. Let r = 12.2 cm and m = 3.7 kg, with proportions as given in the diagram. Determine the angular velocity of the pulley after the larger mass has descended a distance of 32 cm along the incline. Express your answer in rad/s, to at least one digit after the decimal point. 1300 5m 30° Zme

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Chapter11: Angular Momentum

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