2. A solid cylinder (mass 1.2kg, radius 5.0cm) on a horizontal table is connected to a block(mass 200 gram via a pulley (mass 0.80kg, radius 10.0cm) via a light, rigid string.a) Draw free body diagram for each of the objectb) List the dynamic and kinematic equations that related to all three objects.c) Find the acceleration of the falling blockd) Find the angular acceleration of the cylinder and the friction force on it.cylinderPulleyblock

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der (mass 1.2kg, radius 5.0cm) on a horizontal table is connected to a blo cam via a pulley (mass 0.80kg, radius 10.0cm) via a light, rigid string. ody diagram for each of the object amic and kinematic equations that related to all three objects. eleration of the falling block ular acceleration of the cylinder and the friction force on it. cylinder

der (mass 1.2kg, radius 5.0cm) on a horizontal table is connected to a blo cam via a pulley (mass 0.80kg, radius 10.0cm) via a light, rigid string. ody diagram for each of the object amic and kinematic equations that related to all three objects. eleration of the falling block ular acceleration of the cylinder and the friction force on it. cylinder

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Chapter6: Applications Of Newton's Laws

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Problem 73P: A child of mass 40.0 kg is in a roller coaster car that travels in a loop of radius 7.00 m. At point...

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