Problem 7.78An inextensible cord of negligible mass is wound around a homogeneous circular object.Assume that the cord is pulled to the right while remaining horizontal, and detemine thevalue of the object's mass moment of inertia IG, such that the object rolls without slipno matter how large the tension in the cord. What is the shape of such an object?Figure P7.78Duoblom 77 70

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Problem 7.78 j An inextensible cord of negligible mass is wound around a homogeneous circular object. Assume that the cord is pulled to the right while remaining horizontal, and determine the value of the object's mass moment of inertia IG, such that the object rolls without slip no matter how large the tension in the cord. What is the shape of such an object? Finure P7.78

Problem 7.78 j An inextensible cord of negligible mass is wound around a homogeneous circular object. Assume that the cord is pulled to the right while remaining horizontal, and determine the value of the object's mass moment of inertia IG, such that the object rolls without slip no matter how large the tension in the cord. What is the shape of such an object? Finure P7.78

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