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Just solved a problem where I found the particular coefficient of friction that a ramp would need for a body with a certain moment of intertia to roll down it.
So let's say i determined this to be 0.5. If now i try to roll my body down a surface with a lower coefficient it wouldn't be able to roll since there wouldn't be enough torque to produce a sufficient angular velocity?
But what if it was bigger? Would it then spin too much?
So let's say i determined this to be 0.5. If now i try to roll my body down a surface with a lower coefficient it wouldn't be able to roll since there wouldn't be enough torque to produce a sufficient angular velocity?
But what if it was bigger? Would it then spin too much?