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Both the questions are at https://imgur.com/a/o7B20
The problem I am facing is that on a straight line friction is there and I can't balance it. Using F=ma and T=Iw doesn't work.
 
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DarkBallade said:
Both the questions are at https://imgur.com/a/o7B20
The problem I am facing is that on a straight line friction is there and I can't balance it. Using F=ma and T=Iw doesn't work.

Knowing the mass of the ball and the coefficient of friction you know the force of friction, so you know what to put for Force and Torque. And don't forget that the ball is not constrained, so it gets torque and linear acceleration.
 
Cutter Ketch said:
Knowing the mass of the ball and the coefficient of friction you know the force of friction, so you know what to put for Force and Torque. And don't forget that the ball is not constrained, so it gets torque and linear acceleration.
But that's the problem I can't from those equations
 
DarkBallade said:
Both the questions are at https://imgur.com/a/o7B20
The problem I am facing is that on a straight line friction is there and I can't balance it. Using F=ma and T=Iw doesn't work.
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