The following setup made to find the experimental inertia for solid disk, given that step pulley radius equal to 0.0238 m, mass of the disk 0.125 Kg with radius 0.048 m, hanging mass 0.025 Kg, and a=0.89 m/s2.g=9.8 m/s2 OB. 1=% MR2 the value of experimental inertia for the disk equal? OA-1.13 x 10-4 Kg.m² 1.47x 10-4 Kg.m² OC.1.44x 10-4 Kg.m² O D. 1 = mr² [(g/a)-1] 2.59x 10-4 Kg.m²

The following setup made to find the experimental inertia for solid disk, given that step pulley radius equal to 0.0238 m, mass of the disk 0.125 Kg with radius 0.048 m, hanging mass 0.025 Kg, and a=0.89 m/s2.g=9.8 m/s2 OB. 1=% MR2 the value of experimental inertia for the disk equal? OA-1.13 x 10-4 Kg.m² 1.47x 10-4 Kg.m² OC.1.44x 10-4 Kg.m² O D. 1 = mr² [(g/a)-1] 2.59x 10-4 Kg.m²

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Chapter10: Rotation Of A Rigid Object About A Fixed Axis

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Problem 10.3CQ: Suppose just two external forces act on a stationary, rigid object and the two forces are equal in...

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