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In a similar problem as before, a 0.343 kg mass hangs from a frictionless pulley with...

In a similar problem as before, a 0.343 kg mass hangs from a frictionless pulley with a radius of 7.02 cm and a mass of 6.70 kg. But the pulley is not uniform. Knowing that the moment of inertia takes the form of  I=cmr2what is the value of 'c' if the triangular mass falls a distance of 1.56 m in a time of 1.99 seconds?

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