A solid cylinder with mass of 25 kg and a diameter of 1.5-m rotates about an axis along its center. Two forces FA=80.N and FB=90.N are acting on it as shown on the figure below. FA FB axis of rotation Determine the following: 1. Torque due to FA. Nm 2. Torque due to FB. Nm 3. Total torque experienced by the cylinder. Nm 4. Moment of inertia of the cylinder. kgm2

A solid cylinder with mass of 25 kg and a diameter of 1.5-m rotates about an axis along its center. Two forces FA=80.N and FB=90.N are acting on it as shown on the figure below. FA FB axis of rotation Determine the following: 1. Torque due to FA. Nm 2. Torque due to FB. Nm 3. Total torque experienced by the cylinder. Nm 4. Moment of inertia of the cylinder. kgm2

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Chapter11: Angular Momentum

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