The step pulleys in the figure are connected by a crossbelt. If the angular acceleration of C is 2 rad/s², what is the time required for A to travel 64 ft. from rest? Through what distance will D move while A moves 100 ft. A B C D

The step pulleys in the figure are connected by a crossbelt. If the angular acceleration of C is 2 rad/s², what is the time required for A to travel 64 ft. from rest? Through what distance will D move while A moves 100 ft. A B C D

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Principles of Physics: A Calculus-Based Text

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