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Q. A solid sphere is in pure rolling motion on an inclined surface having inclination $ \theta $ . Then:
(1) friction will increase its angular velocity and decrease its linear velocity
(2) if $ \theta $ decreases, friction will decrease
(3) frictional force acting on sphere is $ f=\mu \,mg\cos \theta $
(4) $ f $ is dissipative forcePhysics Question Image

BHUBHU 2006

Solution:

In case of pure rolling,
$f=\frac{\frac{m g \sin \theta}{1+m R^{2}}{1}}{}$ (upwards)
$\therefore f \propto \sin \theta$
Therefore, as $\theta$ decreases force of friction will decrease.
Also due to friction its linear velocity decreases and angular velocity increases.