Four objects with the same mass and outer radius, start at rest and roll without sliding (a) Rank the objects according to how fast they reach the finish mark, least to greatest. down identical inclines. Spherical Shell Solid Sphere (b) Rank the objects from lowest to highest inertia. Cylindrical Shell Solid Cylinder Frictionless Cube

Four objects with the same mass and outer radius, start at rest and roll without sliding (a) Rank the objects according to how fast they reach the finish mark, least to greatest. down identical inclines. Spherical Shell Solid Sphere (b) Rank the objects from lowest to highest inertia. Cylindrical Shell Solid Cylinder Frictionless Cube

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Four objects with the same mass and outer
radius, start at rest and roll without sliding
down identical inclines.
(a) Rank the objects according to
how fast they reach the finish
mark, least to greatest.
Spherical Shell
Solid Sphere
(b) Rank the objects from lowest
to highest inertia.
Cylindrical Shell
Solid Cylinder
Frictionless Cube

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