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Find the Pulley inertia and Calculated Acceleration given the data: Pulley mass (kg) Inner radius (m)...

Find the Pulley inertia and Calculated Acceleration given the data:

Pulley mass (kg)

Inner radius (m)

Outer radius (m)

Pulley I

(kg m2)

Falling mass (kg)

Calculated acc. (m/s2)

0.5

0.09

0.100

.100

0.5

0.075

0.100

.100

0.5

0.060

0.100

.100

0.5

0.030

0.100

.100

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