Slipping and Rolling Wheel Model

This applet is Slipping and Rolling Wheel Model
written by Wolfgang Christian and Mario Bellonim modified by Ahmed.
Original applet http://www.compadre.org/osp/items/detail.cfm?ID=8606
The EJS Slipping and Rolling Wheel Model shows the motion of a wheel rolling on a floor subject to a frictional force as determined by the coefficient of friction μk.
The simulation allows the user to change the initial translational and rotational velocities of the wheel, v and ω, and the mass, radius, and mass distribution, R, m, and C of the wheel.
By controlling these variables, the dynamics of the wheel can be changed to show the sliding, then rolling without slipping, of the wheel.

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