A block of mass m=2kg can slide down a frictionless 53 degree incline but is connected...

A block of mass m=2kg can slide down a frictionless 53 degree incline but is connected to a pully of mass M=4kg and radius R=0.5m. The pulley may be treated as a uniform disk. Find:

a) The angular acceleration of the pulley

b) The speed of the block after it has slid 1m starting from rest

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genius_generous answered 1 year ago

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