cosθ = (1.68-0.775)/1.68 = 57.4 degrees
T -(m+M)gcosθ =(m+M)v2/r
4.74-(07858)*9.8*cos57.4 = (0.7858)v2/1.68
v=1.124 m/s
mu2/2 =(M+m)gh + (m+M)v2/2
solve for u we get u =34.6 m/s
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