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A lightweight, non-stretchable cable wraps around a cylinder
solid with a mass of 50 kg and 0.120 m in diameter, which rotates around
of a horizontal fixed shaft and is mounted on frictionless bearings (figure 9.16). A constant force of 9.0 N pulls the free end of the
cable a distance of 2.0 m, rotating the cylinder as it unwinds without slipping. If the cylinder is initially at rest, calculate
its final angular speed and the final speed of the cable.2.0 m 9.0 N 50 kg 0.120 m

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I= cylindera 22 m² 205x50x0.06 0:09 kg mo? p=12 For=Id gr 0.06 orog 6Rud) see? Er I a=rd 2 a= 0.06x6 = 0.36%/see? Total lengt

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