100 mm175mmThe uniform disk has mass 25 kgsits at regt on fixed ground,• at this ingtant, a horizontal forceandof 80N is appéied."ppeied.Fnd:(a) theinitial angulan accelerationof yue dis ki(6) The horiz ontalt venticalcomponents of the reactionforce at te ground.• The coefficients of stetic and Kineticfriction bet ween the disk and thegornd are O.20 and O.12, respectively.

Given, Force, F=80Nstatic friction,μs=0.20kinetic friction,μk=0.12mass of disk, m=25kgradius of the…

100 mm 175 mm The uniform disk has mass 25 kg sits at rest on fixed ground, at this insta nt, a horizontal force of gON is appéied. Find :(a) thein itial angular of yue disk; (6) The horiz ont alt vertical and acceleration components of the react ion force at the ground. • The coefficients of stetic and Kinetic friction bet ween the disk and the gound are O,20 and O.12, respectively.

100 mm 175 mm The uniform disk has mass 25 kg sits at rest on fixed ground, at this insta nt, a horizontal force of gON is appéied. Find :(a) thein itial angular of yue disk; (6) The horiz ont alt vertical and acceleration components of the react ion force at the ground. • The coefficients of stetic and Kinetic friction bet ween the disk and the gound are O,20 and O.12, respectively.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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