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Why do heavier objects roll down slopes faster than lighter objects? (Assuming they are the same shape)

Why do heavier objects roll down slopes faster than lighter objects? (Assuming they are the same shape)
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Why do heavier objects roll down slopes faster than lighter objects? (Assuming they are the same shape)

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because of the friction against the object

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