The shown 61 lb spool of radius R = 1.5 ft has a centroidal radius of gyration ko = 0.7 ft is mounted on an inner hub of radius r = 0.5 ft The inner hub rolls up the 0 = 30 ° inclined rail without slipping due to force P = 111 lb applied to the cable. Given that the motion starts from rest, answer the following after t = 2.3 seconds (format: ####): (Figure 1) Part A Determine the angular velocity of the spool Value Units Part B Determine the angular acceleration of the spool ? Value Units Part C R Determine the distance that the spool moved up the rail Value Units

The shown 61 lb spool of radius R = 1.5 ft has a centroidal radius of gyration ko = 0.7 ft is mounted on an inner hub of radius r = 0.5 ft The inner hub rolls up the 0 = 30 ° inclined rail without slipping due to force P = 111 lb applied to the cable. Given that the motion starts from rest, answer the following after t = 2.3 seconds (format: ####): (Figure 1) Part A Determine the angular velocity of the spool Value Units Part B Determine the angular acceleration of the spool ? Value Units Part C R Determine the distance that the spool moved up the rail Value Units

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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