Sir I am imagining a situation where a spinning solid cylinder ( here it is spinning for magnetic field and electric field as it is charged)moves down in inclined plane. But I can’t figure out all the forces and the free body diagram.so I request you if explain this situation if is it possible.
@@SankhaBanerjee-f1q on the sphere there is a magnetic forces vertically upwards and gravity along the incline and electric force balances it and normal balances component of gravity and magnetic force
Mainly I am not figuring out the case when it spinning on a rough incline plane , so what is happening, is slipping or rolling at time of going in down wards. And how it effects on acceleration towards down.
@@SankhaBanerjee-f1q well ! When it is a rough surface the sphere rolls without slipping and the work done by the normal and the magnetic force is zero so these will doesn't effect the motion of the sphere
I am telling about solid cylinder not the sphere..and suppose you imagine the y axis perpendicular to inclined plane and x axis parallel to the plane the the omega along y axis produces spinning effect and it needs another omega along z axis (here z axis is perpendicular with both x and y axis )if it rolls down ward with spinning. So there two diff omega .is rolling with spinning possible?? And another thing if slipping happens with spinning the acceleration should be less than normal slipping.so how can I measure this new acceleration ?? And here I am telling about magnetic force and electrostatic force as they generate spinning effect. I am not sure about this spinning effect due to electromagnetic force? Even without this electromagnetic forces if think normally some thing like pen and you spin it on inclined plane. The what is it acceleration towards down. It will be very helpful if you .answer me
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