Shown below is a system in which a cablefrom block A of mass m=73-kg passesMass M2r- MRMass = mthrough around a pully of mass m, andradius r=10-cm, and is wrapped around the adrum of mass M=1.2-kg. Let the pulley and1, = mR%3DMass = mA the drum have moment of inertia lo=mR,where m is the mass and Ris the radius.(a) draw the free body diagram of each body(b) write the equations of motion(C)Determine the acceleration of block AAnswer

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(a) Drawing Free body diagram of block, pulley, and drum, Consider block A, Let T1 be the tension…

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Chapter1: Tension, Compression, And Shear

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