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A 10−mm diameter marble rolls off a horizontal step h = 4 m. Determine the minimum and maximum speed Vo the marble can have if it is to pass through a D = 200−mm wide hole and d = 2 m away from the bottom of the step.

A 10−mm diameter marble rolls off a horizontal step h = 4 m. Determine the minimum and maximum speed Vo the marble can have if it is to pass through a D = 200−mm wide hole and d = 2 m away from the bottom of the step.

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A 10 − m m diameter marble rolls off a horizontal step h = 4 m . Determine the minimum and maximum speed V o the marble can have if it is to pass through a D = 2 0 0 − m m wide hole and d = 2 m away from the bottom of the step.

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