Object A, mass 12 kg, is attached to a pulley with mass 15 kg and a radius of 0.25m. The pulley is rotating at 2000 rpm. If object A is to be reduced to half its initialspeed, plant By braking the pulley bearings which creates a moment of resistance of800 N-m. I want to know how far the object will slide down and what is thetension in the rope at that time.12 kg0.3 m

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