ω F A 2 kg ball with radius 9 cm and radius of gyration of 7 cm is moving to the right at 2 m/s while a 5 N force is applied, accelerating its motion. It is currently backspinning (and therefore slipping) at w = 4 rad/s, with μk = 0.3. Find the acceleration of the balls center and also the angular acceleration of the ball at this instant a = m (positive right) $2 rad απ (positive $2 CCW)

ω F A 2 kg ball with radius 9 cm and radius of gyration of 7 cm is moving to the right at 2 m/s while a 5 N force is applied, accelerating its motion. It is currently backspinning (and therefore slipping) at w = 4 rad/s, with μk = 0.3. Find the acceleration of the balls center and also the angular acceleration of the ball at this instant a = m (positive right) $2 rad απ (positive $2 CCW)

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