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Physics, 05.11.2019 02:31, greend0719

Two identical sleds slide down two frictionless hills, each starting from rest at the top of its own hill. the first sled slides down a hill that is taller but has a gradual slope. the second sled slides down a hill that is shorter but has a steeper slope. which sled reaches the bottom of its hill with the greatest speed? a)the second sled (shorter hill but steeper slope). b) it depends on the actual steepness of the hills, which is not given. c) the first sled (taller hill but gradual slope). d) their final speeds will be the same.

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