A yo-yo of mass is modeled as a rigid cylinder of radius with rotational inertia…

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Problem

A yo-yo of mass mm is modeled as a rigid cylinder of radius RR with rotational inertia II about its central axis. It is released from rest and descends a vertical distance hh while the string unwinds without slipping around its rim. Which of the following gives the speed vv of the yo-yo’s center of mass after it has descended the distance hh? (a) v=2gh1+ImR2v = \sqrt{\dfrac{2gh}{1+\dfrac{I}{m R^{2}}}} (b) v=2ghv = \sqrt{2 g h} (c) v=2mghm−I/R2v = \sqrt{\dfrac{2 m g h}{m - I/R^{2}}} (d) v=2mghm+2I/R2v = \sqrt{\dfrac{2 m g h}{m + 2 I/R^{2}}}

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