A solid sphere of mass `M` and radius `R` is hit by a cue at a height `h` above the centre C. for what value of `h` the sphere will rool without slipping ?
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For rolling without slipping Here `v` and `omega` are the values obtained just after having `(J)/(M)=R((Jxxr_(bot))/(I))` Here `r_(bot)=h` and `I=I_(C)=(2)/(5)MR^(2)` Substitution these value in Eq. (i). we have `h=(2)/(5)R`
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