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RIT_Rich
Hello everyone.
I'm having a little trouble understanding the whole "ball and bowl" problem using Newton's Second Law. What I'm talking about involves a small shpere of mass m and radius r, rolling down a "bowl" (more like a hemisphere of radius R). How would one go about finding the KE of the sphere at the bottom of the hemisphere using Newton's Second Law?
Thanks a lot
I'm having a little trouble understanding the whole "ball and bowl" problem using Newton's Second Law. What I'm talking about involves a small shpere of mass m and radius r, rolling down a "bowl" (more like a hemisphere of radius R). How would one go about finding the KE of the sphere at the bottom of the hemisphere using Newton's Second Law?
Thanks a lot