F VG f P A 115 kg solid sphere of radius 1.19 m is rolling without slipping on a flat surface with a constant angular velocity of 5 rad/s. The 1. tangential speed at the top of the wheel is m/s 2. tangential velocity of the wheel at P is m/s 3. velocity VG = m/s 4. distance covered after 8 revolutions will be

F VG f P A 115 kg solid sphere of radius 1.19 m is rolling without slipping on a flat surface with a constant angular velocity of 5 rad/s. The 1. tangential speed at the top of the wheel is m/s 2. tangential velocity of the wheel at P is m/s 3. velocity VG = m/s 4. distance covered after 8 revolutions will be

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