Physics, asked by tanshi2703, 10 months ago

An object of mass m slides down on the surface of a hemispherical bowl of radius R from one end to the
bottom of bowl as shown in fig. If there is no friction between object and the bowl then what will be the
speed of object at the bottom of bowl?

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Answered by hshivarpan

2

Answer:

Explanation:solve it using energy conservation

KE=PE

Answered by sarikakhajotiya

2

Answer:

word 7 kashish vel yaad mei is tou r ei ishu tari

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