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Suppose you drop a ball from an incline. Would changing the angle of the incline affect the ball's final velocity

Suppose you drop a ball from an incline. Would changing the angle of the incline affect the ball's final velocity
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Suppose you drop a ball from an incline. Would changing the angle of the incline affect the ball's final velocity

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Yes, because it would roll down slower

Step-by-step explanation:

friction

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