A ball of a radius R and mass M withmoment of inertia about the center ofmass, Icm = (2/5)MR^2 , starts from restand rolls down an incline tilted at an angleB from the horizontal. The center of massof the ball has dropped a verticaldistance h when it reaches the bottom ofthe incline Figure below. Let g denote thegravitational constant. The coefficient ofstatic friction between the ball and thesurface is us . What is the magnitude ofthe velocity of the center of mass of theball when it reaches the bottom of theincline? And find an equation for the* .coefficient of frictionWETE

Moment of inertia angle β friction μ

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