A spherical shell is rolling along a flat horizontal plane with a speed of 15 m/s....
A spherical shell is rolling along a flat horizontal plane with a speed of 15 m/s. The shell then rolls up an incline. What is the maximum height (in m) to which the sphere can roll to before stopping? (Assume that the sphere always rolls without slipping and no energy is lost due to air resistance.)
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While driving down a flat highway at a speed of 29.0 m/s the wheel of a truck detaches from its axle and rolls towards a hill. The wheel rolls without slipping up a hill which makes a 15 degree angle with the horizontal. How far along the hill will the wheel roll before stopping? Answer in meters. Consider the wheel to be a solid disk and ignore air resistance.
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A spherical shell of radius 3.09 cm and a sphere of radius 7.47 cm are rolling...
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inclined plane as shown in the figure. One sphere is solid and the
other is a hollow spherical shell. The plane makes an angle ? with
respect to the horizontal. The spheres are released simultaneously
from rest at the top of the inclined plane and they each roll down
the incline without slipping.
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249
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inclined plane as shown in the figure. One sphere is solid and the
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