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A sphere of radius `r` is rolling without slipping on a hemispherical surface of radius `R`. Angular velocity and angular acceleration of line `OA` is `omega` and `alpha` respectively. Find the acceleration of point `P` on sphere.

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`(omega^(2)(R-r)R)/(r )`
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