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100			_aSchwerz, Roseli Constantino
245			_aRolling with Slipping and Transition to Pure Rolling on an Inclined Plane _b(Journal Article)
260			_aWashington _b: American Association of Physics Teachers , _c, February 2024
300			_a132–134p.
440			_aThe Physics Teacher _vVolume 62, Number 2, February 2024
500			_a***______{For Hard Copy, Please visit Library.}________***
520			_aAbstract: To illustrate the problem studied in this paper, we will use a scenario in which five rigid disks move in a race on an inclined plane. First, they slip and, after a particular time, they only roll. The friction forces between each disk and the plane are distinct, and their values increase from disk 1 to disk 5. In this situation, how long does a disk take to enter a pure rolling motion? What are the requirements for this motion transition to occur? Which disk will have more energy when reaching the finishing line if they all arrive without slipping (i.e., pure rolling)? Most undergraduates, even some physics teachers, would indicate disk 1. However, the result may surprise them.
650			_aEnergy conservation| Mechanical energy| Rigid body dynamics| Rotational dynamics| Gravitational force| Educational aids
700			_aFontes, Adriana da Silva | Schwerz, Andre Luis
856			_uhttps://doi.org/10.1119/5.0088212
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