The physics students move on to racing lab supplies down a ramp. A solid disc and a hollow hoop with equal mass and equal radius are released at the same time. Which item will win the race? Explain your reasoning using at least 2 vocabulary terms from this unit.

The physics students move on to racing lab supplies down a ramp. A solid disc and a hollow hoop with equal mass and equal radius are released at the same time. Which item will win the race? Explain your reasoning using at least 2 vocabulary terms from this unit.

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Chapter10: Fixed-axis Rotation

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