LG1.5mhascordyW₂ = 2₁2 rad/s 5x = 604 rad/5²15) (constant)A disk isto a fixed axis of rotation through its center as.and a cord wraps around it, and attaches to a block. Assuming thatthe disk's initial angular velocity is w₂ = 2.2 rad/s CCW, and thatits angulars acceleration is x = 6₁4 rad /s² cew (and that a is constant),""find(a) the acceleration of the block (mag and direc)(b), the velocity of the block after 2.8s (mag and direc)(c) the distance traveled by the block during that time.• shown,

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has A disk is shown, to a fixed axis of rotation through its center as. and a cord wraps around it, and attaches to a block. Assuming that the disk's initial angular velocity is w = 2.2 rad/s CCW, and that its angular acceleration is α = 6₂4 rad /s² cew (and that x is constant), find (a) the acceleration of the block (mag and direc) (b), the velocity of the block after 2.8s (mag and direc) (c) the distance traveled by the block during that time

has A disk is shown, to a fixed axis of rotation through its center as. and a cord wraps around it, and attaches to a block. Assuming that the disk's initial angular velocity is w = 2.2 rad/s CCW, and that its angular acceleration is α = 6₂4 rad /s² cew (and that x is constant), find (a) the acceleration of the block (mag and direc) (b), the velocity of the block after 2.8s (mag and direc) (c) the distance traveled by the block during that time

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