can you please find solution for this question QUESTION 3Use the conservation of energy principles of Chapter 14 to solve this problem.The 200-kg double wheel with radius of gyration of 125 mm about O is connecled to the spring ofstifiness k=500o N/m by a cord which is wrapped around the inner hub, If the wheel is reloased from reston the Incline with the springstretched 225 mm, calculate the velocity of the wheel after it has moved 20mm down the plane, The wheel rolls without slipping.75mm200 mm有

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QUESTION 3 Use the conservation of enerTY principles of Chapter 14 to solve this problem. The 200-kg double wheel with radius of gyrabion of 125 mm about O is connecled to the spring of slifiness k-500 N/m by a cord which is wrapped around the Inner hub, If the wheel is reloased from rest on the incline with the spring atretched 225 mm, calculate the velooity of the wheel after it has moved 20 mm down the plane. The wheel rolls without slipping, 75mm 200 mm

QUESTION 3 Use the conservation of enerTY principles of Chapter 14 to solve this problem. The 200-kg double wheel with radius of gyrabion of 125 mm about O is connecled to the spring of slifiness k-500 N/m by a cord which is wrapped around the Inner hub, If the wheel is reloased from rest on the incline with the spring atretched 225 mm, calculate the velooity of the wheel after it has moved 20 mm down the plane. The wheel rolls without slipping, 75mm 200 mm

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