What is the total kinetic energy of a bowling ball of mass, m, and radius, R, that is rolling in a straight line with a center-of-mas velocity, vcm, without slipping on a level bowling lane? Assume that the bowling ball is a uniform, solid sphere. (Neglect rolling friction.) O a. 3m( v ст 4 2 O b. 5m ( v 6. OG. m(v m)² O d. 2m (v) O e. 7m( v 10

What is the total kinetic energy of a bowling ball of mass, m, and radius, R, that is rolling in a straight line with a center-of-mas velocity, vcm, without slipping on a level bowling lane? Assume that the bowling ball is a uniform, solid sphere. (Neglect rolling friction.) O a. 3m( v ст 4 2 O b. 5m ( v 6. OG. m(v m)² O d. 2m (v) O e. 7m( v 10

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