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Does a simple pendulum have some radial acceleration at its extreme positions where its speed becomes zero?

Suppose we have a simple pendulum swinging between two extreme positions. At the extreme position its speed becomes zero. As per this reason can I say that at extreme positions radial acceleration (v^...
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Yo-yo rolling on an inclined plane

As shown in the figure, yo-yo is rolling on an inclined plane, and the tension and static friction are pararrel to the inclined plane. To calculate tension $T$, I wrote down 3 equations. $Mg\sin{\...
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Angular velocity, angular acceleration and it's observer

I was solving the problem above and realized that I was wrong somewhere. I did two approaches but one didn't work well. 1. let one end which is at hold be the point we calculate torque. Then, $\...
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Moment of Inertia Race [closed]

Wikipedia shows an example of how to the moment of inertia determines how fast a rotating object rolls down an incline plane. the race Includes: spherical shell, solid sphere, cylindrical ring. solid ...
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D'Alembert Principle Intuitive Understanding

Does Alembert work for systems of rigid bodies? My question comes from this image. (sorry for the poor drawing!) I'm trying to find the acceleration of the block exclusively from the sum of ...
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How to solve rotational dynamics problem? [closed]

I am having tons of trouble solving this problem: Two masses, m1 = 2.0 kg and m2 = 1.5 kg, are tied together by a massless string. The string is draped over a pulley that has a mass, M = 1.0 kg, and ...
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Angular acceleration of falling disk [closed]

Question: A disk of radius 0.10 m falls vertically with its axis horizontal, unwinding a string whose other end is attached above. What is the angular acceleration of the disk in $\mathsf{rad/s^2}$? ...
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Moment of Inertia: uniform rigid rod on smooth plane [closed]

Consider a rod of length $b$ and mass $m$ on a smooth horizontal plane. A force is applied to one end of the rod. What is the acceleration $a$ and angular acceleration $\alpha$ of the other end of ...
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Acceleration of ball rolling down incline

Suppose you have some object (which can roll like a ball,cylinder,wheel,etc) rolling down an incline without slipping (moment of intertia $I=kmr^2$. I want to find the accleration of the ball as it ...
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How to model an accelerometer measurements on a car wheel?

I am working on kinematically modelling an accelerometer on a car wheel. When working on the initial conditions, I am confused whether or not I should use the gravitational acceleration since there ...
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Finding angular acceleration from torque

We have to analyze this video Givens: An applied net torque due to the wind on the windmill is equal to $1500 \mathrm{\ N \cdot m}$. Each (of the 3) propeller props weighs approximately $45 \mathrm{\ ...
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