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For rolling without slip, the acceration of a circular disk on an incline plane a=r(alpha)
where alpha = to the angular accleration.
Qn. What is the difference in acceleration with slipping vs without slipping? Also, why is there no radial acceleration when the disk is rolling without slippage?
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