When you go bowling, you throw the ball (a uniform sphere of mass m and radius r) so that when it is projected along the lane surface it initially has a linear velocity vo and slips along the surface. Once it touches the surface kinetic friction reduces the velocity of the ball, eventually leads the ball to roll without slip. When the coefficient of kinetic friction between the ball and the surface is uz, determine: (a) the time tron at which the ball will start rolling without slipping, and (b) the linear and angular velocities of the ball at time tol.

When you go bowling, you throw the ball (a uniform sphere of mass m and radius r) so that when it is projected along the lane surface it initially has a linear velocity vo and slips along the surface. Once it touches the surface kinetic friction reduces the velocity of the ball, eventually leads the ball to roll without slip. When the coefficient of kinetic friction between the ball and the surface is uz, determine: (a) the time tron at which the ball will start rolling without slipping, and (b) the linear and angular velocities of the ball at time tol.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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