Posted by Jake on Wednesday, April 18, 2012 at 10:15am.
In vector form
m1•¬a = m1•¬g - ¬T1
m2•¬a = m2•¬g - ¬T2
I•¬ε =¬M
Projections on the vertical axis:
m1•a = m1•g - T1,
m2•a = m2•g – T2,
(mR^2/2)•(a/R) = (T1-T2)•R.
Solving this system for acceleration a, we obtain
a= (m1-m2)•g/(m1 +m2+m/2) =(3-2)/(3+2+10/2) = 0.1 m/s^2.
Since
s =v^2/2•a.
v =sqrt(2•a•s) = sqrt(2•0.1•1)= 0.45 m/s.
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