Question: A classic "textbook" illustration of stability IS that of Fig. (Only pivoting motion is considered for the first two objects, and only rolling for the third.) Each object when at rest is in a state of mechanical equilibrium, but a small displacement of angular position leads in the three cases, respectively, to return to equilibrium, a large displacement, and no further change. Actually, although the above statements are correct, one of the labels is incorrect if the objects are considered as dynamic systems governed by Newton's laws. Which one, and why? (You do not need to write any equations.)