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A bowling ball ( I = 2/5 M ^R2 ) encounters a 0.8 m vertical rise on the way back to the ball rack. If the ball rolls without slipping with a center of mass translational velocity of 4.0 m/s at the bottom of the rise.
How do I find the rotational kinetic energy of the ball at the top or bottom without knowing the radius? I know how to find the translational speed at the top.
How do I find the rotational kinetic energy of the ball at the top or bottom without knowing the radius? I know how to find the translational speed at the top.
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