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The 10-kg semicircular disk (kG = 0.23 m) has w = 4 rad/s when ϴ = 60°. Find the normal and friction forces exerted on ground at A at this instant if the disk does not slip.
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The 10-kg semicircular disk (kG = 0.23 m) has w = 4 rad/s when ϴ = 60°. Find the normal and friction forces exerted on ground at A at this instant if the disk does not slip.

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The 10-kg semicircular disk (kG = 0.23 m) has w = 4 rad/s when ϴ = 60°. Find the normal-example-1
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