Homework Statement
An object, a sphere or cylinder, is rolling down an incline and also slipping. How do you find the translational and angular speed?
Does slipping decrease or increase the translational and rotational speeds? How so?
Homework Equations
The Attempt at a Solution
x(t)=117.3cos(a)t
y(t)=6.167 + 117.3sin(a)t -16t^2
Distance is in feet. Time is in seconds.
I've tried to eliminate variables but I have only yielded new variables.
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