A particle initially at rest starts moving from point a on the surface of a fixed smooth hemisphere
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As indicated, a particle begins to move from point A on the surface of a fixed smooth globe of radius r. At point B, the particle loses contact with the hemisphere, and point C is the hemisphere's centre.
Explanation:
r(1cos) is the initial height.
r(1sin) is the final height.
r(1sin)r(1cos)=r(cossin) is the net vertical displacement.
Apply the kinematic equation v 2 u 2=2as v 2=2gr(cossin)
Typical response,
N=mgsinβ−r
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