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Calculate the (a) translational (v) and (b) angular speeds of a sphere of radius R that...

Calculate the (a) translational (v) and (b) angular speeds of a sphere of radius R that rolls without friction down an inclinde of height H without slipping. This question has a symbolic answer, not a numeric one. Show your work.

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