Question 26 Ball is Life. During the UP Men's Basketball training, the ball rolled without slipping on the horizontal floor of the CHK gym. If the ball's rotational kinetic energy is 75.0 [J], what is its translational kinetic energy? Assume that the massive ball is a solid sphere (Icm = 3/MR²). O 188 [J] 30.0 [J] O 375 [J] 93.8 [J]

Question 26 Ball is Life. During the UP Men's Basketball training, the ball rolled without slipping on the horizontal floor of the CHK gym. If the ball's rotational kinetic energy is 75.0 [J], what is its translational kinetic energy? Assume that the massive ball is a solid sphere (Icm = 3/MR²). O 188 [J] 30.0 [J] O 375 [J] 93.8 [J]

University Physics Volume 1

18th Edition

ISBN:9781938168277

Author:William Moebs, Samuel J. Ling, Jeff Sanny

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Chapter10: Fixed-axis Rotation

Section: Chapter Questions

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