The table below lists four uniform objects. Object 4 is selected and placed on a frictionless axle along its axis of symmetry as in the figure. Find the object's mass if its radius is R = 0.7 m and a torque of magnitude T = 24.2 Nm (about the axle) exerted by force F causes an angular acceleration of magnitude a = 9 rad/s². Object Number 1 2 3 4 R M = Object solid sphere hollow sphere thin-walled hollow cylinder solid cylinder Top View M -axle kg F

The table below lists four uniform objects. Object 4 is selected and placed on a frictionless axle along its axis of symmetry as in the figure. Find the object's mass if its radius is R = 0.7 m and a torque of magnitude T = 24.2 Nm (about the axle) exerted by force F causes an angular acceleration of magnitude a = 9 rad/s². Object Number 1 2 3 4 R M = Object solid sphere hollow sphere thin-walled hollow cylinder solid cylinder Top View M -axle kg F

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Chapter8: Rotational Equilibrium And Rotational Dynamics

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 11WUE

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