Problem 10.074 - Angular acceleration of the system -L 77 MB MA L Mc The system shown in the figure is held initially at rest. Calculate the angular acceleration of the system as soon as it is released. You can treat MA (4.79 kg) and MB (11.5 kg) as point masses located on either end of the rod of mass Mc (23.5 kg) and length L (7.37 m). rad/s²

Problem 10.074 - Angular acceleration of the system -L 77 MB MA L Mc The system shown in the figure is held initially at rest. Calculate the angular acceleration of the system as soon as it is released. You can treat MA (4.79 kg) and MB (11.5 kg) as point masses located on either end of the rod of mass Mc (23.5 kg) and length L (7.37 m). rad/s²

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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