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My dad was a pistol, that makes me a son of a gun...
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And if you want inline fractions to look bigger, use \dfrac instead of \frac Inline with \frac ##a=\frac{F}{m}## is the acceleration...
Monday, 7:21 PM
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Check your working. I get ##T=\frac{-5a+300}{4}##. I don't know if this is the only mistake. As @kuruman says, the preferred approach...
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Why? The original statement of the problem is To @Robeurer : I recommend that you solve the problem algebraically instead of...
Monday, 9:56 AM
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Think of it this way. The hanging mass has downward linear acceleration of magnitude ##a_{\text{hanging mass}}.## Every point on the...
Monday, 9:00 AM
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So the equation for the torque will be $$TR-f_fR-f_wR=I\alpha$$ $$T-f_f-f_w = \frac{1}{2}Ma$$ From there we can obtain two equations...
Monday, 8:55 AM
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If the cylinder's acceleration is 0, then the equation for both forces on x and y plane should be like this $$T+f_f-N_w = 0$$...
Monday, 5:36 AM
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Read what I wrote exactly:
Sunday, 9:13 AM
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The center of mass of the cylinder is not accelerating, so all the forces on the cylinder must cancel. That would be static friction...
Sunday, 9:06 AM
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@Robeurer, in addition to what's already been said: Is the rope wound around the cylinder (like a yo-yo) or is the left end of the rope...
Sunday, 9:06 AM
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The horizontal forces on it are the friction from the floor, the pull of the rope, and the normal force from the wall. The first two...
Sunday, 9:06 AM
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After re-read the question, the rope is wound around it.
Sunday, 8:35 AM
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I'm not sure either, but maybe it's wound around the cylinder.
Sunday, 8:31 AM
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How come the cylinder is not accelerating? I thought that it will also accelerate just like the falling mass like in the Atwood's...
Sunday, 8:29 AM
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@Steve4Physics @ibrkic0 I'm really really sorry that it looks like there's a mistake. The question asks about the acceleration of the...
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