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Standard XII
Physics
Intro to Torque
a yo yo has a...
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a yo yo has aspool of mass m and radius R. a massless string is wound around an axle of radius b and of negligible mass.if the yo yo released from rest has a downward acceleration of g/9 what is the ratio of R/b?
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→
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to the right as shown in the figure.
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