Consider a 450 g ball D dropped from the top of a platform to the floor and 450 g ballM rolls from the top of the platform along the staircase-like pathway to the floor. Ignore resistance. Carefully determine all the missing values. Determine the value of (i) and write the value below:

Consider a 450 g ball D dropped from the top of a platform to the floor and 450 g ballM rolls from the top of the platform along the staircase-like pathway to the floor. Ignore resistance. Carefully determine all the missing values. Determine the value of (i) and write the value below:

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