Q3/ A particle is placed on a smooth sphere of radius b at a distance b/4 above the central plane. As the particle slides down the side of the sphere. at what point will it leave? Q3/ A particle is placed on a smooth sphere of radius b at a distance b/4above the central plane. As the particle slides down the side of the sphere,at what point will it leave?

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A particle is placed on a smooth sphere of radius b at a distance b/4 above the central plane. As the particle slides down the side of the sphere. at what point will it leave?

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