A disk in Figure 1 is resting in a frictionless groove. Draw the free-body diagram of the disk with mass m and calculate the magnitudes of the forces applied by the groove to the disk as functions of m, g (gravitational constant), a, and ß that keeps this disk in static equilibrium.

A disk in Figure 1 is resting in a frictionless groove. Draw the free-body diagram of the disk with mass m and calculate the magnitudes of the forces applied by the groove to the disk as functions of m, g (gravitational constant), a, and ß that keeps this disk in static equilibrium.

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1. A disk in Figure 1 is resting in a frictionless groove. Draw the free-body diagram of
the disk with mass m and calculate the magnitudes of the forces applied by the
groove to the disk as functions of m, g (gravitational constant), a, and ß that keeps
this disk in static equilibrium.
α
B
Figure 1 A disk resting in a groove.

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