Consider the system shown below. Answer Questions 6-11 based on this figure. How many degrees-of-freedom does the system shown below has? The two pulleys have the identical mass, radius, and the moment of inertia. k т, 1, R т, 1, R Variables x: vertical position of the moving pulley 6: rotation of the moving pulley 9: rotation of the fixed pulley m: pulley mass R: pulley radius I: mass moment of the pulley about its own center of mass. k: spring stiffness T: cable tension Assumptions 1. x = 0, 0 = 0, and o = 0 when the spring is undeformed. 2. The cables and springs have negligible mass. 3. There is no slip between the pulley and the cable. 4. Only two-dimensional planar motion is allowed.

Consider the system shown below. Answer Questions 6-11 based on this figure. How many degrees-of-freedom does the system shown below has? The two pulleys have the identical mass, radius, and the moment of inertia. k т, 1, R т, 1, R Variables x: vertical position of the moving pulley 6: rotation of the moving pulley 9: rotation of the fixed pulley m: pulley mass R: pulley radius I: mass moment of the pulley about its own center of mass. k: spring stiffness T: cable tension Assumptions 1. x = 0, 0 = 0, and o = 0 when the spring is undeformed. 2. The cables and springs have negligible mass. 3. There is no slip between the pulley and the cable. 4. Only two-dimensional planar motion is allowed.

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