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Both spheres are made to undergo uniform circular motion, as shown in Figure 2. Each sphere has a speed v0 in the direction shown. Determine the following quantities for the two-sphere system. Both spheres are made to undergo uniform circular motion, as shown in Figure 2. Each sphere has a speed v0 in the direction shown. Determine the following quantities for the two-sphere system.
The tangential speed of the center of mass of the system at the instant shown in Figure 2:
The kinetic energy of the system at the instant shown in Figure 2:
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