1372. The unbalanced wheel shown in Fig. P-1372 weighe 322 Ib and hasa mas radius of Kyration of 0.866 it with respect to a horiaontal Axia through ita gravity center G. At the given inatant, w-3 rad per ee and a-6 rad per see, both clockwise. If the heel does not alip, determine the value of P which is directed parallel to the ineline. Ana. P-25I Ib 1373. If the unbalanced wheel described in Prob. 1372 starta from reit when at the posi- tion shown in Fig. P1372 and doen not alip, determine the initial angular scceleration caused hy a pull P- 240 lb.

1372. The unbalanced wheel shown in Fig. P-1372 weighe 322 Ib and hasa mas radius of Kyration of 0.866 it with respect to a horiaontal Axia through ita gravity center G. At the given inatant, w-3 rad per ee and a-6 rad per see, both clockwise. If the heel does not alip, determine the value of P which is directed parallel to the ineline. Ana. P-25I Ib 1373. If the unbalanced wheel described in Prob. 1372 starta from reit when at the posi- tion shown in Fig. P1372 and doen not alip, determine the initial angular scceleration caused hy a pull P- 240 lb.

International Edition---engineering Mechanics: Statics, 4th Edition

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Chapter4: Coplanar Equilibrium Analysis

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