A pail C of mass mc = 30 kg is released from rest. Determine its velocity after it has fallen a distance s = 3 m. The pulley A is considered as a cylinder of mass mp = 30 kg, while the batons connected to the pulley are slender rods each of mass mrod = 3 kg. 3m B| 4m 0.5 m. A K0.5 m

A pail C of mass mc = 30 kg is released from rest. Determine its velocity after it has fallen a distance s = 3 m. The pulley A is considered as a cylinder of mass mp = 30 kg, while the batons connected to the pulley are slender rods each of mass mrod = 3 kg. 3m B| 4m 0.5 m. A K0.5 m

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A pail C of mass mc = 30 kg is released from rest. Determine its velocity after it has fallen a distance s = 3 m. The pulley A is considered as
a cylinder of mass mp = 30 kg, while the batons connected to the pulley are slender rods each of mass mrod = 3 kg.
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