P18. The track shown in the figure consists of two parts: the left part has rough surface, the right part is approximately frictionless. A solid, uniform cylin- der of radius R is released from height h on the left side of the track. Here the friction is so large that the cylinder starts to roll without slipping. m h h' H = 0 a) Find the angular speed and the speed of the center of the cylinder when it passes through the lo- west point of the track. b) What is the height h' reached by the cylinder on the other side of the track?

P18. The track shown in the figure consists of two parts: the left part has rough surface, the right part is approximately frictionless. A solid, uniform cylin- der of radius R is released from height h on the left side of the track. Here the friction is so large that the cylinder starts to roll without slipping. m h h' H = 0 a) Find the angular speed and the speed of the center of the cylinder when it passes through the lo- west point of the track. b) What is the height h' reached by the cylinder on the other side of the track?

College Physics

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