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Solving Bowling Ball Slipping Problem with Conservation of Total Energy
(edit to the first post by me) *a bowling ball is sliding without rolling with initial velocity of 5m/s and coeficient of friction being .08. how far does it travel before it starts to roll?* that should make more sense- hardrocker13
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Solving Bowling Ball Slipping Problem with Conservation of Total Energy
i used V=Rw to solve it correctly, you should get 7.8m but i wnat to know how to use conservbation of total energy because it makes conceptual sense but it does not provide the correct answer.- hardrocker13
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Solving Bowling Ball Slipping Problem with Conservation of Total Energy
the answer is 7.8 meters if anyone was wondering- hardrocker13
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Solving Bowling Ball Slipping Problem with Conservation of Total Energy
a bowling ball is slipping woth initial velocity of 5m/s with coeficient of friction being .08. how far does it travel before it started to slip? i used conservation of total energy and accounted for the energy lost in friction until it starts to roll. both i and my teacher got double...- hardrocker13
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