A hoop with mass M and radius Rrolls on a horizontal floor at constant angular velocity (w = do/dt) around its own axis. To which relationship leads the no-slip condition at contact point I? dλ n do O a G e

A hoop with mass M and radius Rrolls on a horizontal floor at constant angular velocity (w = do/dt) around its own axis. To which relationship leads the no-slip condition at contact point I? dλ n do O a G e

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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