A solid disk (I_cm = mR²) rolls without slipping up a plane a distance s. The plane is inclined at an angle $\theta$ with the horizontal. The disk has mass m, radius R, and an initial translational speed v. The distance s the disk rolls is A) v²/(g sin $\theta$) B) v²/(g sin $\theta$) C) Rv/(g sin $\theta$) D) mg(sin $\theta$ - cos $\theta$)(Rv)² E) v²/(g sin $\theta$)

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The Answer of A solid disk (I_cm = mR²) rolls without slipping up a plane a distance s. The plane is inclined at an angle $\theta$ with the horizontal. The disk has mass m, radius R, and an initial translational speed v. The distance s the disk rolls is A) v²/(g sin $\theta$) B) v²/(g sin $\theta$) C) Rv/(g sin $\theta$) D) mg(sin $\theta$ - cos $\theta$)(Rv)² E) v²/(g sin $\theta$)

A Solid Disk (Icm = MR2) Rolls Without Slipping θ\thetaθ

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