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A ball was positioned in the middle of a smooth ramp and allowed to roll downward. How does the total mechanical energy of the ball before it is released compare to its total mechanical energy at the bottom
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A ball was positioned in the middle of a smooth ramp and allowed to roll

downward. How does the total mechanical energy of the ball before it is
released compare to its total mechanical energy at the bottom of the ramp?
Assume there is no friction.

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it is quicker

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