As shown in the figure below, a tire rotates and moves on the ground without slipping. The velocity of its center of mass O is vo. To avoid slipping, the bottom of the tire, which contacts the ground surface, always has ZERO velocity vg-0 (otherwise, there would be slipping). What is the velocity v4 of the top of the tire? VĄ =?

As shown in the figure below, a tire rotates and moves on the ground without slipping. The velocity of its center of mass O is vo. To avoid slipping, the bottom of the tire, which contacts the ground surface, always has ZERO velocity vg-0 (otherwise, there would be slipping). What is the velocity v4 of the top of the tire? VĄ =?

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Chapter11: Angular Momentum

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Problem 28P: A bowling ball rolls up a ramp 0.5 m high without slipping to storage. It has an initial velocity of...

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