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A thin rim of mass m and radius r rolls down an inclined plane of slope `alpha`, winding thereby a thin ribbon of linear denstiy `rho` (Fig). At the initial moment, the rim is at a height h above the horizontal surface. Determine the distance s from the foot of the inclined plane at which the rim stops, assuming that the inclined plane smoothly changes into the horizontal plane.

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