Use at least 4 significant figures throughout the entire problem. 9.80m/s2 for the acceleration due to gravity. Do not use 10 m/s2 for the acceleration due to gravity. A hollow ball having a mass of m=5.00 kg and a moment of inertia of (2/3)mr²rolls a distance d = 10.0m without slipping down a 0=30.0 degree incline. Theradius of the ball r is not given.|= (2/3) mr2dWhat is the speed of the ball when it reaches the bottom of the incline? Assume it was released from rest at the top ofthe incline and it rolls without slipping.7.67 m/sO 8.43 m/sO 10.6 m/sO 11.2 m/sO 9.90 m/s7.00 m/sO 14.0 m/sO 9.27 m/s

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A hollow ball having a mass of m=5.00kg and a moment of inertia of (2/3)mr² rolls a distance d = 10.0m without slipping down a 0=30.0 đegree incline. The radius of the ball r is not given. |= (2/3) mr? d What is the speed of the ball when it reaches the bottom of the incline? Assume it was released from rest at the top of the incline and it rolls without slipping. O 7.67 m/s 8.43 m/s O 10.6 m/s O 11.2 m/s 9.90 m/s O 7.00 m/s O 14.0 m/s O 9.27 m/s

A hollow ball having a mass of m=5.00kg and a moment of inertia of (2/3)mr² rolls a distance d = 10.0m without slipping down a 0=30.0 đegree incline. The radius of the ball r is not given. |= (2/3) mr? d What is the speed of the ball when it reaches the bottom of the incline? Assume it was released from rest at the top of the incline and it rolls without slipping. O 7.67 m/s 8.43 m/s O 10.6 m/s O 11.2 m/s 9.90 m/s O 7.00 m/s O 14.0 m/s O 9.27 m/s

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