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Original post by Stonebridge
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Please help me.

If I can find the value for L I can substitute it into the equation for L=Iw and using the known I value I can calculate w and hence the frequency (2pif=w).
MPC revision, eh?

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Original post by Ari Ben Canaan
Please help me.

If I can find the value for L I can substitute it into the equation for L=Iw and using the known I value I can calculate w and hence the frequency (2pif=w).


You just need to find the centripetal force (mrw2)on either of the masses and equate it to 300N to find w.
It's nothing to do with torque.
Original post by Ari Ben Canaan
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Part v is where I have a problem. My workings are below. I've noted the part where I'm stuck.

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