r„=35cm, m,=0.78kg r,=12cm, m,=0.70kg m„=12kg,u=0.26 0=18° 6. A 12 kg mass slides down an 18° incline with u=0.26. The mass is connected by a massless chord to the 70 cm diameter, 0.78 kg bicycle wheel, via a 24 cm diameter, 0.70 kg pulley. If the mass starts from rest, find its speed after it has slid a distance of 1.3 m.

r„=35cm, m,=0.78kg r,=12cm, m,=0.70kg m„=12kg,u=0.26 0=18° 6. A 12 kg mass slides down an 18° incline with u=0.26. The mass is connected by a massless chord to the 70 cm diameter, 0.78 kg bicycle wheel, via a 24 cm diameter, 0.70 kg pulley. If the mass starts from rest, find its speed after it has slid a distance of 1.3 m.

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