3) A uniform cylinder is free to roll without slip. At all times a horizontal force acts with a force of 4N. Initially it is rotating with an angular velocity of -12k rad/s. a) Determine the magnitude of the cylinder's angular velocity (in rad/s) after it has rolled 2n radians in the clockwise direction. m 10 kg and r = 0.20 m. [Ans. to Check: 11.28 rad/sec] b) Briefly explain what solution method you used to solve and why. j F

3) A uniform cylinder is free to roll without slip. At all times a horizontal force acts with a force of 4N. Initially it is rotating with an angular velocity of -12k rad/s. a) Determine the magnitude of the cylinder's angular velocity (in rad/s) after it has rolled 2n radians in the clockwise direction. m 10 kg and r = 0.20 m. [Ans. to Check: 11.28 rad/sec] b) Briefly explain what solution method you used to solve and why. j F

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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