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A hollow cylinder of radius b is placed near the top of a cylindrical cliff that...

A hollow cylinder of radius b is placed near the top of a cylindrical cliff that in cross-section is shaped like a circle of radius R. The small cylinder then rolls down the cliff without slipping. At what point does the small cylinder lose contact with the cliff?

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