Consider the system shown below. Assume a massless inelastic cord, frictionless axles, and that the system is released from rest. Let the (solid uniform) cylinder exhibit perfect rolling. The pulley is a solid disk. Let R = 13.2 cm and m = 5.4 kg, with proportions as given in the diagram. Let the angle of incline be 30.9 degrees above the horizontal. Determine the speed of the hanging block after it has descended 26.5 cm. Express your answer in m/s, to at least two digits after the decimal point. R, m 2R, 2m 5m

Consider the system shown below. Assume a massless inelastic cord, frictionless axles, and that the system is released from rest. Let the (solid uniform) cylinder exhibit perfect rolling. The pulley is a solid disk. Let R = 13.2 cm and m = 5.4 kg, with proportions as given in the diagram. Let the angle of incline be 30.9 degrees above the horizontal. Determine the speed of the hanging block after it has descended 26.5 cm. Express your answer in m/s, to at least two digits after the decimal point. R, m 2R, 2m 5m

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