4. Consider the disk spinning on a table as in the picture below. The table is frictionless, and the mass is 5.7 kg. What force should you pull the string with so that the mass can move with a velocity of 4.76 m/s? The radius is 28 cm. Show the relevant equation. Solve for the force. (. Round to 1 decimal.

4. Consider the disk spinning on a table as in the picture below. The table is frictionless, and the mass is 5.7 kg. What force should you pull the string with so that the mass can move with a velocity of 4.76 m/s? The radius is 28 cm. Show the relevant equation. Solve for the force. (. Round to 1 decimal.

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Chapter10: Fixed-axis Rotation

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