Tension in rope = T
Acceleration of block = a
Angular acceleration of flywheel = α
r = 1m
Torque on flywheel τ = T*r = 1*T
τ = I*α
T = 32α (equation 1)
Rotational acceleration (α) of flywheel and linear acceleration (a) are related by:
α = a/r = a/1 = a
Substitute for α in equation 1
T = 32*a
The 2 forces on the block are weight, (mg =16g) downwards and T upwards.
Resultant force F = mg – T
F = 16g – 32a
Applying F=ma to block:
16g – 32a = 16a
16g = 48a
a = (16/48)*g
a = 1/3*g
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