The figure below shows a Yo-Yo of mass m =245 g which has an axle of radius r=1.2 cm and a spool of radius R=5.2 cm. The Yo-Yo is placed upright on a horizontal plane. The string is pulled with a horizontal force Fas shown in the figure. What is the maximum magnitude of the pulling force, F. for which the Yo-Yo will roll without slipping? The coefficient of static friction between the Yp Yoand the horizontal plane is r06and the moment of inertia ofthe Yo-Yo about an axis passing thrOLigh its ceter is 1 = (i/2}mR

The figure below shows a Yo-Yo of mass m =245 g which has an axle of radius r=1.2 cm and a spool of radius R=5.2 cm. The Yo-Yo is placed upright on a horizontal plane. The string is pulled with a horizontal force Fas shown in the figure. What is the maximum magnitude of the pulling force, F. for which the Yo-Yo will roll without slipping? The coefficient of static friction between the Yp Yoand the horizontal plane is r06and the moment of inertia ofthe Yo-Yo about an axis passing thrOLigh its ceter is 1 = (i/2}mR

Glencoe Physics: Principles and Problems, Student Edition

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Chapter8: Rotational Motion

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 69A

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