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A small mass is placed on the conical surface at the radius of 55 mm. If the angular velocity of the cone about its axis is gradually increased, determine the maximum angular velocity for which the small mass will not slip. The coefficient of static friction is 0.8996 and θ = 16∘. Answer:

A small mass is placed on the conical surface at the radius of 55 mm. If the angular velocity of the cone about its axis is gradually increased, determine the maximum angular velocity for which the small mass will not slip. The coefficient of static friction is 0.8996 and θ = 16∘. Answer:

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A small mass is placed on the conical surface at the radius of 55 m m . If the angular velocity of the cone about its axis is gradually increased, determine the maximum angular velocity for which the small mass will not slip. The coefficient of static friction is 0.8996 and θ = 16 ∘ .
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