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Physics, 24.07.2020 19:01, ElegantEmerald

Follow two steps below to derive Eq. (6): i. Insert the angular acceleration from Eq. (2) and the moment of inertia from Eq. (5) into RHS of Eq. (4) and find the friction in terms of these quantities. ii. Insert the friction obtained in i. into Eq. (3) and rearrange it to get Eq. (6)

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