There is a hemisphere of mass m = 58 kg and r = 0.7 meters, which is released at rest in the pos

Name: There is a hemisphere of mass m = 58 kg and r = 0.7 meters, which is released at rest in the position shown. If = 0.3, find the angular acceleration (rad / s2) of the hemisphere at the maximum inclination (sexagesimal degrees) of the surface so that it rolls without sliding.
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Description: There is a hemisphere of mass m = 58 kg and r = 0.7 meters, which is released at rest in the position shown. If = 0.3, find the angular acceleration (rad / s2) of the hemisphere at the maximum inclination (sexagesimal degrees) of the surface so that it rolls without sliding.

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There is a hemisphere of mass m = 58 kg and r = 0.7 meters, which is released at rest in the position shown. If $\mu_s$ = 0.3, find the angular acceleration (rad / s2) of the hemisphere at the maximum inclination (sexagesimal degrees) of the surface so that it rolls without sliding.

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