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Exercise 6: A solid sphere and a spherical shell are on top of a hill which...

Exercise 6: A solid sphere and a spherical shell are on top of a hill which is 3.60m tall. They are each 4.50kg. Suppose they roll down the hill. At what speed will each sphere be moving at the bottom of the hill? Here I refer to the speed of the center of mass as in class. You also have to do the algebra, as in class, to eliminate the R and ω. Also, you have to remember that the moment of inertia of a spherical shell is (2/3)MR2. I get that the solid sphere moves at 7.01m/s.

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o mr2 KE = ICE sot & KE trans = {2= CMR? and w = 3 = 12 cm v? + m2 KE = m(t) Now using energy conservation, pe; t khi = PEx +

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