GATE ME 2019 Set 2 — Question 48

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Two masses AA and BB having mass mam_a and mbm_b, respectively, lying in the plane of the figure shown, are rigidly attached to a shaft which revolves about an axis through OO perpendicular to the plane of the figure. The radii of rotation of the masses mam_a and mbm_b are rar_a and rbr_b, respectively. The angle between lines OAOA and OBOB is 9090^\circ. If ma=10 kgm_a = 10\text{ kg}, mb=20 kgm_b = 20\text{ kg}, ra=200 mmr_a = 200\text{ mm} and rb=400 mmr_b = 400\text{ mm}, then the balance mass to be placed at a radius of 200 mm200\text{ mm} is ______ kg (round off to two decimal places).
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