Starting from rest at the top, a small sphere rolls without slipping off a large fixed sphere. At what point will the small sphere leave the surface of the big sphere. In other words, what is the angle O?

Starting from rest at the top, a small sphere rolls without slipping off a large fixed sphere. At what point will the small sphere leave the surface of the big sphere. In other words, what is the angle O?

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Starting from rest at the top, a small sphere rolls without slipping off a large fixed sphere.
At what point will the small sphere leave the surface of the big sphere. In other words,
what is the angle ©?
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