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  2. As the object slips along the surface, the kinetic friction between the object and the surface exerts a torque that causes the object to begin rotating. When the rotational velocity gets big enough, the object will roll without slipping.
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    As the object slips along the surface, the kinetic friction between the object and the surface exerts a torque that causes the object to begin rotating. When the rotational velocity gets big enough, the object will roll without slipping.
    When a rigid object rotates, every part of it (every atom) moves in a circle, covering the same angle in the same amount of time, a. Every atom has a different velocity vector, b. Since all the velocities are different, we can't measure the speed of rotation of the top by giving a single velocity.
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  3. 5.8: Rolling and Slipping Motion - Physics LibreTexts

    Apr 24, 2022 · Using the rotational analog of Newton’s second law, Equation 5.4.1 (or writing \(L = I \omega\) and using Equation 5.7.1), we get an equation of motion for the rotational velocity: \[I \alpha=I \frac{\mathrm{d} …

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    Mar 12, 2024 · When a rigid object rotates, every part of it (every atom) moves in a circle, covering the same angle in the same amount of time, a. Every atom has a different velocity vector, b. Since all the velocities are different, we can't …

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  7. 11.5: Rotational dynamics for a solid object - Physics …

    Mar 28, 2024 · We now consider the rotational dynamics for a solid object about a specific axis of rotation. Just as we did in Chapter 10, we model a solid object as a system made of many particles of mass \(m_i\). Because all of the points in …

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