No, not exactly. They jiggle and tremble and vibrate a lot, but
they always basically stay in very nearly the same place.
It's like if you're allowed to go anywhere you want in your jail cell,
you wouldn't exactly call that "moving about freely".
Answer:
measure the position every so often with a stopwatch
Explanation:
A possible method of measurement is to place a measuring tape along the path and measure the position every so often with a stopwatch, with this we can make a graph of position against time and by extrapolation find the initial velocity.
This is a method used in measurements of uniform movements of bodies
12/24=4x3/8x3
=4/8
4/8 is not correct ans it is less than 5/8
B) 3/4
multiply and divide it by 2 so the denominator should be equal to 8
3x2/4x2=6/8
6/8 is greater that 5/8 hence b is correct option
C)15/24=5/8 which is equalt to 5/8 hence it is not correct answer
D)4/12=1/3 it is also less than 5/8
To solve this problem it is necessary to apply the expressions related to the calculation of angular acceleration in cylinders as well as the calculation of linear acceleration in these bodies.
By definition we know that the angular acceleration in a cylinder is given by
Where,
= Coefficient of kinetic friction
g = Gravitational acceleration
r= Radius
= Angle of inclination
While the tangential or linear acceleration is given by,
ANGULAR ACCELERATION, replacing the values that we have
LINEAR ACCELERATION, replacing the values that we have,
Therefore the linear acceleration of the solid cylinder is 
