A clockwise couple M is applied to the circular cylinder as shown. Determine the value of M required to initiate motion for theconditions mg = 4.6 kg, mc - 4.7 kg, (s)B=0.46, (c=0.34, and r=0.21 m. Friction between the cylinder C and the block B isnegligible.(s)cAnswer: M =mcMmg(₂)BN.m

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A clockwise couple M is applied to the circular cylinder as shown. Determine the value of M required to initiate motion for the conditions mg = 4.6 kg, me = 4.7 kg. (u) =0.46, (c= 0.34, and r= 0.21 m. Friction between the cylinder C and the block B is negligible. (c) Answer: M = mc. i M mg (H₂)B N-m

A clockwise couple M is applied to the circular cylinder as shown. Determine the value of M required to initiate motion for the conditions mg = 4.6 kg, me = 4.7 kg. (u) =0.46, (c= 0.34, and r= 0.21 m. Friction between the cylinder C and the block B is negligible. (c) Answer: M = mc. i M mg (H₂)B N-m

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