Change of Ttork required by a machine for rotational movement with rotation angle T(0)=5000[1+5cos(30)-6sin (30)] (Nm ) is given as. The rotation speed of the machine is below 711 r/min mass moment of inertia required to allow it to move without landing and without leaving above 729 rpm find its value. Please select one: A.241,473 kg-m B.119,592 kg-m2 C.183,181 kg-m D.221,264 kg-mi E.165,845 kg m 2. F.262,223 kg * m G.126,304 kg m 2 H.150,179 kg-m

Change of Ttork required by a machine for rotational movement with rotation angle T(0)=5000[1+5cos(30)-6sin (30)] (Nm ) is given as. The rotation speed of the machine is below 711 r/min mass moment of inertia required to allow it to move without landing and without leaving above 729 rpm find its value. Please select one: A.241,473 kg-m B.119,592 kg-m2 C.183,181 kg-m D.221,264 kg-mi E.165,845 kg m 2. F.262,223 kg * m G.126,304 kg m 2 H.150,179 kg-m

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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