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I solved it! The constant should be k=c•(r1/r2)^2 and I got the equation : t = √((2+2k)x/(gsin(α))) without using moment. Thanks anyway :D

What do you mean "different multiple of gsina ? And yeah you can explain this with mOment of inertia But not use the equations, just using simple physics. I know that the equation should be t(x) = √((3 + (r1/r2)²)x/(gsin(α))). If you use moment of inertia equations, but the intention of this...

Rolling Cylinders on an incline plane Homework Statement I recently did an experiment using a cylinder and letting it roll down an incline plane, frictionless. When I did the experiment it was known to me that the factors involved was gravity, acceleration, inner & outer radius and distance...

Homework Statement Hi everyone! I did an experiment recently and I've come really far but I have some difficulties with the final equation. In this experiment you have to explain hollow cylinders rolling down an incline without using advanced physics like moment of inertia or something like...