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A marble is rolling without slipping up a ramp (initially at 18.2m/s) that is 32.7 degrees...

A marble is rolling without slipping up a ramp (initially at 18.2m/s) that is 32.7 degrees up from the horizontal. How long does it take to stop? (There is static friction present allowing the ball to roll)

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T= I x hig sino *R = (3 mx 3 mp?) a mohing.cz mg sino = ( 2 m tm) a g sino = 7 / x 4 4 t = 7400 = 7x18-2 g sino 5x9.8x Sin (2

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