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A solid cylinder of mass 10 kg is rolling perfectly on a plane of inclination 300. The force of friction between the cylinder and the surface of the inclined plane is

- 49N
- 24.5N
- 49.3N
- 12.25N
The correct answer is: 49.3N
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a. possible for ring or disc |
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d. not possible for any of the body mentioned |
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