Q. A uniform hemisphere of mass m = 5 kg. and radius r=0.5m. is released from rest on a horizontal surface in the position when OG is horizontal as shown in the figure below. The mass centre G of the hemisphere is at a distance (3/8)r from point O and its mass moment of inertia about O is I = (2/5)mr². If the friction between the hemisphere and the horizontal surface is sufficient to prevent slipping, (3/8)r G (b) set up a global reference axes system of your choice, and draw the free body, kinematic and kinetic diagrams for the hemisphere showing all the forces and moments acting on it at the initiation of its motion.

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Q. A uniform hemisphere of mass m = 5 kg. and radius r = 0.5m. is released from rest on a
horizontal surface in the position when OG is horizontal as shown in the figure below.
The mass centre G of the hemisphere is at a distance (3/8)r from point O and its mass
moment of inertia about O is I = (2/5)mr². If the friction between the hemisphere and the
horizontal surface is sufficient to prevent slipping,
(3/8)r
(b) set up a global reference axes system of your choice, and draw
the free body, kinematic and kinetic diagrams for the hemisphere
showing all the forces and moments acting on it at the initiation of
its motion,
Transcribed Image Text:Q. A uniform hemisphere of mass m = 5 kg. and radius r = 0.5m. is released from rest on a horizontal surface in the position when OG is horizontal as shown in the figure below. The mass centre G of the hemisphere is at a distance (3/8)r from point O and its mass moment of inertia about O is I = (2/5)mr². If the friction between the hemisphere and the horizontal surface is sufficient to prevent slipping, (3/8)r (b) set up a global reference axes system of your choice, and draw the free body, kinematic and kinetic diagrams for the hemisphere showing all the forces and moments acting on it at the initiation of its motion,
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