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Acrane winch is lifting a 2300-kg mass. the winch can be modeled as a cable of negligible mass wound around a solid uniform cylinder with a 12-cm radius and a mass of 320 kg that rotates around its central axis. how much torque is required to accelerate the 2300-kg mass straight upward at 0.35 m/s2? assume there is no friction in the system and that the winch radius remains constant

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