How Can Engineering Concepts Solve the Two Pulleys Problem?

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The discussion centers on solving the Two Pulleys Problem, specifically addressing the challenges posed by varying spring stiffnesses and different pulley radii. The participant, Lukas, has successfully calculated the natural frequency but is uncertain about the next steps in the solution process. Key insights include the importance of clearly presenting work for effective assistance and the clarification that torsion is not a factor in this problem. The conversation emphasizes collaborative problem-solving in engineering contexts.

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I am having trouble completing these questions, help would be much appreciated.

thanks

Lukas

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Welcome to PF!

Hi Lukas! Welcome to PF! :wink:

Show us what you've tried, and where you're stuck, and then we'll know how to help! :smile:
 
I have attached my partial solution to the two pulleys question. I think I have managed to work out the natural frequency, however I don't know what to do more as there are different spring stiffnesses and the pulleys have different radii.
 

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Lukas Pohnan said:
I have attached my partial solution to the two pulleys question. I think I have managed to work out the natural frequency, however I don't know what to do more as there are different spring stiffnesses and the pulleys have different radii.

Hi Lukas! :smile:

Sorry, but this is too difficult to read.

Can you please type out your work in future?

(btw, there's no torsion in the pulley question)
 

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