A box slides down a ramp, Resting on a table. When it reaches the bottom of the tamp, the box leaves the edge of the table, becoming a horizontal projectile. It lands a distance x from the table. A solid sphere, with the same coefficient of friction, Mass, and size, rolls down the same ramp. Will the sphere land a distance? Less than More than At the same distance B. Explain your reasoning in a coherent paragraph-length explanation.

A box slides down a ramp, Resting on a table. When it reaches the bottom of the tamp, the box leaves the edge of the table, becoming a horizontal projectile. It lands a distance x from the table. A solid sphere, with the same coefficient of friction, Mass, and size, rolls down the same ramp. Will the sphere land a distance? Less than More than At the same distance B. Explain your reasoning in a coherent paragraph-length explanation.

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