Same situation as the previous problem. Which expression is a correct application of summing the moment about the instantaneous center of zero velocity (IC) with CCW positive? a. Ffr=-¹/2 mr²a b. Ffr-mgr cos 0 = -³/2 mr²a C. -mgr sin 0= -³/2 mr² a d. -mgr cos = -¹/2 mr²a e. none of the above (Note: I assume a is CW, so the negative signs in the RHS are intentional and are not a reason to choose e.) y x G 0 8/ Hk

Same situation as the previous problem. Which expression is a correct application of summing the moment about the instantaneous center of zero velocity (IC) with CCW positive? a. Ffr=-¹/2 mr²a b. Ffr-mgr cos 0 = -³/2 mr²a C. -mgr sin 0= -³/2 mr² a d. -mgr cos = -¹/2 mr²a e. none of the above (Note: I assume a is CW, so the negative signs in the RHS are intentional and are not a reason to choose e.) y x G 0 8/ Hk

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