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In the inclined plane the objects that are thrown from a more inclined place go faster?
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In the inclined plane the objects that are thrown from a more inclined place go faster?
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Assuming the objects roll down the inclined plane, yes.
If the object never touches the plane, then no.
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If the objects roll down the inclined plane than yes.
If the object never touches the plane, then no.
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