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An object of mass m 214 g hangs by a light string wrapped around a light inner pulley (hub) having radius R, - 18.7 em. This
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Tangential speed

angular \ \ speed \times radius

At t = 3 s angular speed is 100 rad/s.

radius of inner pully R1 = 18.7 cm = 0.187 m

v= r\omega

v= 0.187 m \times 100 \ \ rad/s

v= 18.7 \ \ m/s

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