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4) A disk rolls without slipping inside a curved track as shown. Given that the ball is solid and of radiusr and the bowl is of radius R:
a) Show how you would find the moment of inertia of the disk.
b) Find the speed of the disk as it passes through the lowest point on the track given that it starts at an angle θ measured from the vertical line through the center of the bowl.

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