A soild sphere and a thin of equal masses m and radius R are harnessed together by rigging and free to roll without slipping down the

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A soild sphere and a thin loop of equal messes m and redius R are harnessed toghether by rigging and free to roll without slipping down the plane. Neglect the mass of rigging , then compressive force in rigging will be

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