R2 please solve again but write out all steps and reasoning. The second photo shows the work and answers. QuestionR.2.A merry-go-round is composed of an inner disk of mass M1radius R1 = 2 m and an outer disk of mass M2m. Three passengers, each of mass m1000 kg and2000 kg and radius R2 = 570 kg (represented by solid blackdots) sit along the outer edge of the merry-go-round as shown in the figurebelow.RzFigure 2: Setup for question 2(a) What is the position vector of the center of mass of the merry-go-roundand its passengers?(b) The motor of the merry-go-round begins to apply a torque of magnitudeT = 3200 Nm. How long does the merry-go-round take to reach anangular velocity of w =0.4 rad/s?(c) What is the rotational kinetic energy of the merry-go-round and itspassengers at an angular velocity of w = 0.4 rad/s?(d) As the merry-go-round rotates at w =cuts out. If friction supplies a torque of magnitude Tfmany revolutions does the merry-go-round complete before coming to0.4 rad/s the engine suddenly250 Nm, howrest?

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A merry-go-round is composed of an inner disk of mass M1 radius R1 = 2 m and an outer disk of mass M2 = 2000 kg and radius R2 = 5 m. Three passengers, each of mass m = 70 kg (represented by solid black dots) sit along the outer edge of the merry-go-round as shown in the figure = 1000 kg and %D %3D below.

A merry-go-round is composed of an inner disk of mass M1 radius R1 = 2 m and an outer disk of mass M2 = 2000 kg and radius R2 = 5 m. Three passengers, each of mass m = 70 kg (represented by solid black dots) sit along the outer edge of the merry-go-round as shown in the figure = 1000 kg and %D %3D below.

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