A ring, a disc a sphere and spherical shells are simutaneously released to roll down from the top of an inclined plane of height h. the four bodies will reach the bottom in the following orderA. sphere,disc,shell and ringB. ring,spherical,shell,disc and sphereC. sphere,spherical shell, disc and ring.D. sphere,spherical shell, ring and disc

A ring, a disc a sphere and spherical shells are simutaneously release

1.	A ring, a disc a sphere and spherical shells are simutaneously released to roll down from the top of an inclined plane of height h. the four bodies will reach the bottom in the following orderA. sphere,disc,shell and ringB. ring,spherical,shell,disc and sphereC. sphere,spherical shell, disc and ring.D. sphere,spherical shell, ring and disc
Answer» Correct Answer - A `a=(g sin theta)/(1+I/(MR^(2)))` So, sphere, disc, shell and ring

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