For this problem consider a yo-yo like the one indicated in the figure, where we are showing a cross sec- tion to illustrate the interior of the yo-yo. For all parts of this activity assume that air resistance is negligible. (a) Consider the yo-yo in free-fall, with the string not attached to any- thing and completely wrapped around. Draw a free body diagram of the forces acting on the yo-yo. (b) The yo-yo now falls with the string attached to a fixed support. Draw an complete free body diagram where the object treated as an extended object, indicating the place where forces are exerted. (c) If both yo-yos are released at the same time from the same height do they fall at the same rate? Which moves fastest?

For this problem consider a yo-yo like the one indicated in the figure, where we are showing a cross sec- tion to illustrate the interior of the yo-yo. For all parts of this activity assume that air resistance is negligible. (a) Consider the yo-yo in free-fall, with the string not attached to any- thing and completely wrapped around. Draw a free body diagram of the forces acting on the yo-yo. (b) The yo-yo now falls with the string attached to a fixed support. Draw an complete free body diagram where the object treated as an extended object, indicating the place where forces are exerted. (c) If both yo-yos are released at the same time from the same height do they fall at the same rate? Which moves fastest?

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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