p1(4).png A simple pendulum consists of a point mass oscill…
p1(4).png A simple pendulum consists of a point mass oscillating on the end of a massless string of fixed length L under the influence of gravity. Determine the angular acceleration of the simple pendulum shown for L = 1.50 m when the angle q = 35.00.
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p1start(1).png A mass m = 60.0 g is fixed to the end of a rigid rod of length L = 40.0 cm pivoted about the other end. A torque of 0.120 Nm is applied to accelerate the system. Determine the acceleration of the system if the rod has a mass of 75.0 g.
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p8(2).png A uniform meter stick of mass 125 g has masses m1 = 50.0 g at the 0.0 cm and m3 = 250 g at the 100 cm position and balances when pivoted about the 70.0 cm position with the mass m2 at the 30.0 cm position. What is the mass m2?
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p14(2).png A mass m = 1.50 kg is connected to a string wrapped around a pulley of mass 4.00 kg and radius 75.0 cm as shown. Treat the pulley as a uniform disk and determine the acceleration of the falling mass.. Consider the pulley to be frictionless and the string to be massless.
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p2(4).png A mass m = 60.0 g is fixed to the end of a rigid rod of length L = 40.0 cm pivoted about the other end. A Force F = 1.50 N is applied to accelerate the system in the plane of rotation at an angle q = 20.00 with respect to the rod as shwon. Consider rod to be massless and determine the angular acceleration of the system.
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