Two gears with fixed pins at their (geometric, mass) centers (C₁, C₂) are in mesh as shown. The gear radii are r₁ = 8 m and r₂ = 6 m and the moments of inertia about the centers are I = 3 kg m² and 12 = 7 kg - m², respectively. A pure moment M = 8 N - m counterclockwise is applied to the gear centered at C₁. -(2) α₁ = TI || C₁ What is the angular acceleration ₁ of the gear centered at C₁? (Consider a right-handed coordinate system with the +z axis defined as out of the plane shown.) k rad/s² T2 C₂

Two gears with fixed pins at their (geometric, mass) centers (C₁, C₂) are in mesh as shown. The gear radii are r₁ = 8 m and r₂ = 6 m and the moments of inertia about the centers are I = 3 kg m² and 12 = 7 kg - m², respectively. A pure moment M = 8 N - m counterclockwise is applied to the gear centered at C₁. -(2) α₁ = TI || C₁ What is the angular acceleration ₁ of the gear centered at C₁? (Consider a right-handed coordinate system with the +z axis defined as out of the plane shown.) k rad/s² T2 C₂

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