Consider this spool. It rests on a rough horizontal force. The green lines are the ground, and a line parallel to the ground. The spool is pulled without sliding by the thread (with tension T), with force applied on the inner radius at an angle theta to the horizontal.
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My question is, we can see that the force T would have it rotating counter clockwise, but the force is only applied to the right, so the whole figure would move right, opposite to rotation! How is that possible, since its not slipping?