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1. A solid cylinder is being rolled down an incline, and we are looking for acceleration. I can find the observed value of acceleration fairly easily, but am not sure how to find the accepted one. Below are the instructions given on how we are supposed to find the accepted acceleration equation:
Show me, without any numbers, how to determine the equation for the Accepted Value for the acceleration down the incline of the Solid Cylinder. Make sure that you include your derivation of the moment of inertia of the Solid Cylinder and all the necessary equations to determine the acceleration. (In other words, don't just copy derived formulas out of the book willy-nilly.)
It is assumed that there is no slipping while it rolls.
2. I=(integral)r^2dm, acceleration(inst)=dV/dt
3. using conservation of energy and solving for V, then taking the derivative of that with respect to t...
Show me, without any numbers, how to determine the equation for the Accepted Value for the acceleration down the incline of the Solid Cylinder. Make sure that you include your derivation of the moment of inertia of the Solid Cylinder and all the necessary equations to determine the acceleration. (In other words, don't just copy derived formulas out of the book willy-nilly.)
It is assumed that there is no slipping while it rolls.
2. I=(integral)r^2dm, acceleration(inst)=dV/dt
3. using conservation of energy and solving for V, then taking the derivative of that with respect to t...
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