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While driving behind a car traveling at 5.85m/s, you notice that a tire has a hemispherical...

While driving behind a car traveling at 5.85m/s, you notice that a tire has a hemispherical bump on its rim. The radius of the tire is approximately 25.4cm. (a) What is the bump's period of oscillation? (b) If the bump is located at a distance of 19.7cm from the axis of rotation, then what is the tangential velocity of the bump?

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