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How Do You Calculate Tension in a Hanging Cylinder with Rotational Kinematics?
Answer to "Why get help from a solved problem" For the same reason your teacher does similar problems dummy...when you see how a similar problem is solved and learn the logic, you can then apply that to your problem. I apologize the link did not copy properly, for you could see the solved...- Ingenue1
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How Do You Calculate Tension in a Hanging Cylinder with Rotational Kinematics?
see page 152 of this link that has solved physics problems [link deleted]- Ingenue1
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Two masses, one changing, hung over a pulley
A problem just like this is solved step by step at this college solutions website. http://zebu.uoregon.edu/~probs/mech/circ/Rot5/Rot5.html- Ingenue1
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Help: Hamster wheel rotational dynamics
Homework Statement A large hollow hamster ball is rolling along the ground at 5 miles per hour. A hamster is running inside, matching his pace at the bottom of the ball to stay by the ground. The hamster weighs .3 kg, and the ball has a mass of 1.5 kg with a radius of 0.4m. Homework...- Ingenue1
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