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1.	A solid sphere rolls down two different inclined planes of the same heights but different angles of inclination. In each case, the ball will _____________
A.	Reach the bottom at the same time
B.	Will take longer time to roll down one plane
C.	Reach the bottom at an unpredictable time
D.	Reach the bottom at the same time and keeps rolling
Answer» C. Reach the bottom at an unpredictable time

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