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Two identical alleles are moving on horizontal surfaces. The center of masses of each has the same linear speed. However, one wheel is rolling while the other is sliding on a frictionless Surface without rolling. Each wheel then encounters as an inclined plane. One continues to roll up the incline, while the other continues to slide up. Eventually wheel is a disk of mass 2.72kg . On the horizontal surfaces the center of each wheel moves a linear speed of 6.56m/s. (A), (b) what is the total kinetic energy of wheel? (C) (D) determine the maximum height reached by each will as it moves up the incline.
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