Do All Spheres Roll The Same?

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Do All Spheres Roll The Same? Created for CVCA Physics By Dick Heckathorn 1 February 2K + 5

Definitions A ball will roll down an incline starts at some height above the floor. It has potential energy = m g Δh. The potential energy will change into: linear kinetic energy = ½ mv2 angular kinetic energy = ½ I ω2

Lets examine rolling spheres I = 2/5 m r2 angular kinetic energy = ½ I ω2 Thus the angular kinetic energy of a sphere is ½ (2/5 m r2) ω2 = 1/5 m r2 ω2

Energy Conservation The potential energy at the top changes into linear and kinetic energy. m g Δh = ½ m v2 + 1/5 m r2 ω2 g Δh = ½ v2 + 1/5 r2 ω2 Conclusion The mass is not a factor.

The radius of the sphere g Δh = ½ v2 + 1/5 r2 ω2 Definition ω = v/r Substituting g Δh = ½ v2 + 1/5 r2 (v/r)2 Combining g Δh = ½ v2 + 1/5 v2 Conclusion The radius of the sphere is not a factor.

All Spheres Roll the Same! The Proof All Spheres Roll the Same!

That’s all folks!