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So if you have a motor with a torque of 344Nm rotating a wheel of negligable mass with a diameter of .5m, and it is lifting a mass of 1380N, how would you find the constant speed the weight is rising at?
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oh, yeah, the angular speed is 5000 rev/min if that is needed
lol.. u missed that important info :P
didn't see it in the problem till just now
but what equation would I use?
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