I need an answer of the question attached. Thanks! 3. A ball of mass m = 100 grams starts from rest at the top of a frictionless, vertical hoop of radiusR = 75 cm and moves on the outer surface.(a) Find the reaction (normal) force exerted by the hoop at z = 1.75R, where z is the verticaldistance measured from the bottom of the hoop.(b) For what value of z does the ball falls off the hoop?

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ind the reaction (normal) force exerted by the hoop at z = 1.75R, where z is the vertical distance measured from the bottom of the hoop. (b) For what value of z does the ball falls off the hoop?

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3. A ball of mass m = 100 grams starts from rest at the top of a frictionless, vertical hoop of radius
R = 75 cm and moves on the outer surface.
(a) Find the reaction (normal) force exerted by the hoop at z = 1.75R, where z is the vertical
distance measured from the bottom of the hoop.
(b) For what value of z does the ball falls off the hoop?

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