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In the multi - rotor system shown above, m 1 = 4 k g , m 2 = 4 k g , r 1 =

In the multi-rotor system shown above, m1=4kg,m2=4kg,r1=50mm,r2=74mm,z1=95mm,z2=430mm,1=127,2=249. We have 2kg masses to balance the multi-rotor shaft. Answer questions a,b, c and d accordingly.
a-) Determine the radius (mm) where a 2kg mass will be placed on the R plane.
b-) Determine the angle (degrees) at which the 2kg mass will be placed on the R plane.
c-) Determine the radius (mm) where a 2kg mass will be placed on the L plane.
d-) Determine the angle (degrees) at which the 2kg mass will be placed on the L plane.
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