The two wheels shown are two extreme cases for the distribution of mass in a wheel. The wheels have the same mass m and radius r, but for case A, all the mass is effectively concentrated at the center of the wheel, and in case B, all the mass is effectively concentrated at the radius r. Both are placed on the identically sloped surfaces and roll without slipping. a. What is the angular acceleration of A and B? (Review of general planar motion) b. What is the velocity of A and B after both have travelled an identical distance x down the inclined surface?

The two wheels shown are two extreme cases for the distribution of mass in a wheel. The wheels have the same mass m and radius r, but for case A, all the mass is effectively concentrated at the center of the wheel, and in case B, all the mass is effectively concentrated at the radius r. Both are placed on the identically sloped surfaces and roll without slipping. a. What is the angular acceleration of A and B? (Review of general planar motion) b. What is the velocity of A and B after both have travelled an identical distance x down the inclined surface?

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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