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A solid sphere rolls down two different inclined planes of the same height but of different inclinations

A

In both cases the final speeds and time of descent will be same

B

The final speeds will be same but time of descent will be different

C

The final speed will be different but time of descent will be same

D

The final speeds and time of descent both will be same

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B

`(d theta)/(dt)=-k(theta-theta_(0))`
`(d theta)/(dt)=-k(theta-T_(0))`
Slope of shown graph `=-((theta_(0)-T_(0)))/(tau)implies -((theta_(0)-T_(0)))/(tau)=-K(theta_(0)-T_(0))implies ((theta_(0)-T_(0)))/(tau)impliesK(theta_(0)-T_(0))`
`impliestau=(1)/(K)`
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