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what distance will a particle on the rim of a sphere of radius R travel in one comelete rotation of the sphere if it is rolling without slipping
    
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If the spehere is smoothly rolling its will obey s = r   this means the particle will cover a distance 2 r   where r = radius of the sphere . 

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the locus of the particle is a cycloid.
therefore in one rotation the patricle travels "8R" distance.
(the result is derived through integration which is beyond the syllabus of iitjee)
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Consider a particle on the rim whose radius from the centre makes an acute angle of with the vertical.
Such a point has two velocities: v horizontally due to translation and R at a tangent due to rotation. As the case is of pure rolling, v = R. Hence the net velocity of the particle is the vector sum of v velocity horizontal and a velocity v along the tangent. You can see by drawing the figure that the angle between these two velocities is .
Hence the magnitude of velocity of the particle is
u = (v2 + v2 + 2 v v cos) = 2v sin(/2)
The magnitude of velocity is the speed, whose integral wrt time gives distance covered.
s = 0T u dt = 0T 2v sin(/2) dt
where T is the time for one complete rotation.
Now = t d = dt
s = 02 pi  2v sin(/2) / d = 2R02 pisin(/2)d = 8R



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