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    1) The document contains calculations of mechanical properties such as force, torque, energy, and angular velocity for various systems involving pulleys, springs, and rotating objects. 2) Key calculations include determining spring constant, angular velocity after combining rotating objects, force of friction, and angle of inclination needed to balance normal and tangential forces. 3) Results are expressed with unit conversions and to an appropriate number of significant figures.

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    1) The document contains calculations of mechanical properties such as force, torque, energy, and angular velocity for various systems involving pulleys, springs, and rotating objects. 2) Key calculations include determining spring constant, angular velocity after combining rotating objects, force of friction, and angle of inclination needed to balance normal and tangential forces. 3) Results are expressed with unit conversions and to an appropriate number of significant figures.

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    of 6

    1 1 1 1

    RE 2,3, 4
    (a) = 120 + 40 + 60
    1 1
    RE 2,3, 4
    = 20
    RE2,3,4 = 20
    RE = 20 + 180
    RE = 200 W
    (b) V = I1RE
    I1 = V/RE = 19/200
    I1 = 0.095 A

    t = Ia
    t = (1/2)mr2a
    2t = mr2a
    2
    2
    a = mr
    2(84)
    2
    a = (0.70)( 2)
    a = 60 rad/s
    RC = (2000)(115 x 10 - 6)
    RC = 0.23 s

    t

    VR = Vo e
    RC

    Q
    Vo = C
    3.9110 2
    6
    Vo = 115  10
    Vo = 340 volts
    When t = 2.0RC
    2 RC

    V2RC = (340) e
    RC

    2
    V2RC = (340) e
    V2RC = 46.014 volts
    V2RC = 46 volts
    When t = 4.0RC
    4 RC

    V2RC = (340) e
    RC

    4
    V2RC = (340) e
    V2RC = 6.22732 volts
    V2RC = 6.2 volts

    DV = bV0DT
    DV = 1.12 x 10 -4)(250)D324 - 294)
    DV = 0.7245 cm3
    DV = 0.72 cm3
    F = kx
    x = F/k
    F = W cos q
    F = 48 cos 30
    F = 41.56921938 N
    x = 41.56921938/3200
    x = 0.0129903811
    x = 0.013 m

    KE = PE
    (1/2)mv2 = mgh
    mv2 = 2mgh
    v2 = 2gh
    v = 2 gh
    h = 24 sin 30°
    h = 12 m
    v = 2(9.81)(12)
    v = 15.34405422 m/s
    v = 15 m/s

    A1 = 0.96 m2 A2 = 1.6 m2 P2 = ?
    3
    Q1 = 4.8 m /s r = 1000 kg/m 3

    P1 = 92480 Pa h2 = 8 m
    P1 + (1/2)rv1 = P2 + (1/2)rv22 + rgh2
    2

    P2 = P1 + (1/2)rv12 - (1/2)rv22 - rgh2


    Q 4.8
    v1 = A1 = 0.96 = 5.0 m/s
    Q 4.8
    v2 = A2 = 1.6 = 3.0 m/s
    P2 = 22000 Pa

    Total KE = (1/2)mv2 + (1/2)Iw2


    I = (2/5)mr2
    w = v/r
    Total KE = (1/2)mv2 + (1/2)(2/5)mr2wv/r)2
    Total KE = (1/2)mv2 + (1/5)mv2
    Total KE = (7/10)mv2
    Total KE = (7/10)(2.5)(6)2
    Total KE = 63 J

    m = 5.91 kg
    39 cycles in 6.5 seconds

    f = 39/6.5
    f = 6.0 cycles per second

    m
    T = 2p k
    T m
    2 = k
    2
    T  m
     
     2  = k
    2
    k  2 
     
    m= T 
    2
     2 
     
    k = m T 
    T = 6.5/39 = 1/6 s
    2
     2 
     
    k = 5.91  1 / 6 
    k = 8399.4281295 N/m
    k = 8400 N/m

    I1w02 + I2w‘02 = (I1 + I2)wf2


    I1 = (1/2)m1r12 = (1/2)(14)(0.6)2 = 2.52 kgm2
    I2 = (1/2)m2r22 = (1/2)(6)(0.4)2 = 0.48 kgm2
    I1w02 + I2w‘02 = (I1 + I2)wf2
    (2.52)(50) + (0.48)(0) = (2.52 + 0.48)wf2
    126 = 3wf2
    wf2 = 42
    wf = 6.480740698
    wf = 6.48 rad/s

    KE lost = KE1 - KE2


    KE lost = (1/2)I1wo2 + (1/2)I2w’o2 - (1/2)(I1 + I2)wf2
    KE lost = (1/2)(2.52)(50)2 + (1/2)(0.48)w0)2 - (1/2)(2.52 + 0.48)w6.480740698)2
    KE lost = 3087 J
    KE lost = 3090 J
    m = 2.5 kg
    w = 0.764 rev/s (2p rad / rev) = 4.80035357469 rad/s
    L = 1.25 m
    Fc = mrw2
    r = 1.24 sin q
    Fc = 2.5(1.24sin q)(4.80035357469)2
    T sin q = Fc
    T sin q = 2.5(1.24sin q)(4.80035357469)2
    T = 71.43452277 N
    T = 71 N

    FN = W = mg
    FN = 2.5(9.81)
    FN = 24.525
    T cos q = FN
    cos q = FN / T
    cos q = 24.525 / 71.43452277
    cos q = 0.3433213949
    q = cos-1 0.34332139488
    q = 69.92°

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