College Physics (10th Edition)
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Chapter 10, Problem 11P
A 2.00 kg stone is tied to a thin, light wire wrapped around the outer edge of the uniform 10.0 kg cylindrical pulley shown in Figure 10.46. The inner diameter of the pulley is 60.0 cm, while the outer diameter is 1.00 m. The system is released from rest, and there is no friction at the axle of the pulley. Find (a) the acceleration of the stone, (b) the tension in the wire, and (c) the
Figure 10.46
Problem 11.
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