c) A block initially at rest slides down a frictionless inclined plane. A sphere initially at rest rolls without slipping down a different inclined plane. Assume both the block and the sphere are initially at the same distance H above the ground. Which object is traveling faster when it reaches the bottom? Explain your reasoning. H slides with no friction 0 wo moldowy H rolling without slipping isti, bror A Ө

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c) A block initially at rest slides down a frictionless inclined plane. A sphere initially at rest
rolls without slipping down a different inclined plane. Assume both the block and the
sphere are initially at the same distance H above the ground. Which object is traveling faster
when it reaches the bottom? Explain your reasoning.
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H
slides with no friction
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1
H
rolling without slipping
5/1/0 ab unoy
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Transcribed Image Text:c) A block initially at rest slides down a frictionless inclined plane. A sphere initially at rest rolls without slipping down a different inclined plane. Assume both the block and the sphere are initially at the same distance H above the ground. Which object is traveling faster when it reaches the bottom? Explain your reasoning. l'1,ptinus d H slides with no friction Ꮎ 1 H rolling without slipping 5/1/0 ab unoy nasi belok Anak 0 O
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