Q2 (LQ)A point mass, m, is initially rest at the top a fixed hemisphere with radius R. It then slidesalong the surface of the hemisphere under gravity. Ignore the friction between the mass andthe surface. When it is at 0, it loses contact with the surface. Working in polar coordinatesto find the angle o in terms of g and R.ΦR

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A point mass, m, is initially rest at the top a fixed hemisphere with radius R. It then slides
along the surface of the hemisphere under gravity. Ignore the friction between the mass and
the surface. When it is at 0, it loses contact with the surface. Working in polar coordinates
to find the angle o in terms of g and R.
Φ
R

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