A hollow 0.358 kg sphere rolls without slipping down an inclined
plane that makes an angle of 41.0o with the horizontal
direction. The sphere is released from rest a distance 0.734 m from
the lower end of the plane.
a. How fast is the hollow sphere moving as it reaches the end of
the plane?
b. At the bottom of the incline, what fraction of the total kinetic
energy of the hollow sphere is rotational kinetic energy?
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