g disk with a radius a 0.500 m is subjected to three tangential forces of constant as shown below. The moment of inertia is Idisk =mr?. F2 and F3 are applied on the of the disk while F, is applied at 0.300 m from the center. Assume the rotation is enter of the disk.

g disk with a radius a 0.500 m is subjected to three tangential forces of constant as shown below. The moment of inertia is Idisk =mr?. F2 and F3 are applied on the of the disk while F, is applied at 0.300 m from the center. Assume the rotation is enter of the disk.

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g disk with a radius a 0.500 m is subjected to three tangential forces of constant
as shown below. The moment of inertia is Idisk =mr?. F2 and F3 are applied on the
of the disk while F, is applied at 0.300 m from the center. Assume the rotation is
enter of the disk.

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