What are the steps to find distance the ball will travel from the bottom of the incline before it stops. ### Physics Experiment: Analyzing Motion on an Incline Plane**Overview:**This diagram illustrates an experiment involving a ball on an inclined plane. It is designed to study the motion of the ball when friction is minimal.**Diagram Details:**- **Incline Parameters:** - **Mass of the Ball:** 0.054 kg - **Height of Incline (h):** 0.09 m - **Length of Incline (L):** 1.22 m - The incline is specified to be frictionless, meaning no energy loss due to friction is considered for this segment.- **Surface Parameters:** - **Coefficient of Friction (μ):** 0.053 between the ball and the floor. This value represents the friction the ball encounters once it leaves the incline and travels on the flat surface.- **Distance (d):** - Indicated on the horizontal surface represents the distance traveled by the ball after descending the incline.**Instructions for the Experiment:**Treat the incline as frictionless, focusing only on the effects of friction once the ball reaches the floor. The experiment aims to analyze how friction affects the ball's motion over a flat surface after moving down a frictionless incline. This setup is useful for understanding concepts such as gravitational potential energy, kinetic energy, and the role of friction in motion.

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Description: What are the steps to find distance the ball will travel from the bottom of the incline before it stops. ### Physics Experiment: Analyzing Motion on an Incline Plane**Overview:**This diagram illustrates an experiment involving a ball on an inclined p