Q.1 The system shown below consists of a block of mass m and a cylinder of mass 2m. The block and the cylinder are joined by pulley arrangement as show. The coordinates x and y are dependent in which x = 2y. Use m = 2 kg. The angle 0 is any value between 0 and 90°. If the cylinder is pushed downward 20 mm and released a) find the subsequent response of the block, x(t) b) find the displacement and velocity of the block at t = 1 s. The specific value of k is given in separate excel sheet. K=1985 2m IT, x = 2y

Q.1 The system shown below consists of a block of mass m and a cylinder of mass 2m. The block and the cylinder are joined by pulley arrangement as show. The coordinates x and y are dependent in which x = 2y. Use m = 2 kg. The angle 0 is any value between 0 and 90°. If the cylinder is pushed downward 20 mm and released a) find the subsequent response of the block, x(t) b) find the displacement and velocity of the block at t = 1 s. The specific value of k is given in separate excel sheet. K=1985 2m IT, x = 2y

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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