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Two uniform solid balls are rolling without slipping at a constant speed. Ball 1 has twice the diameter, half the mass, and one-third the speed of ball 2 . The kinetic energy of ball 2 is 25.0 J. Part A What is the kinetic energy of ball 1 ? Express your answer with the appropriate units. K1 =

Two uniform solid balls are rolling without slipping at a constant speed. Ball 1 has twice the diameter, half the mass, and one-third the speed of ball 2 . The kinetic energy of ball 2 is 25.0 J. Part A What is the kinetic energy of ball 1 ? Express your answer with the appropriate units. K1 =

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Two uniform solid balls are rolling without slipping at a constant speed. Ball 1 has twice the diameter, half the mass, and one-third the speed of ball 2 . The kinetic energy of ball 2 is 25.0 J . Part A What is the kinetic energy of ball 1 ? Express your answer with the appropriate units.
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