3- **Title: Understanding Rolling Motion on an Inclined Plane****Prompt:**Three objects all have the same radius, mass, and initial linear velocity. These objects are a hoop, a solid sphere, and a solid disk. All are rolling without sliding up the same inclined plane. Determine which object travels the farthest distance. **Hint:** You do not need exact formulas for the moment of inertia—only conceptual knowledge of which should be larger. **Options:**- a. the disk- b. the hoop- c. the sphere- d. All go the same distance.

Using conservation of energy for all three cases,

Three objects all have the same radius, mass, and initial linear velocity. These are a hoop, a solid sphere, and a solid disk. All are rolling without sliding up the same inclined plane. Which one goes the farthest? (Hint: You do not need exact formulas for moment of inertia -- only conceptual knowledge of which should be larger.) O a. the disk b. the hoop O c the sphere d. All go the same distance.

Three objects all have the same radius, mass, and initial linear velocity. These are a hoop, a solid sphere, and a solid disk. All are rolling without sliding up the same inclined plane. Which one goes the farthest? (Hint: You do not need exact formulas for moment of inertia -- only conceptual knowledge of which should be larger.) O a. the disk b. the hoop O c the sphere d. All go the same distance.