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A solid sphere is released on an inclined plane. If the plane is sufficiently rough for pure rolling, then work done by friction on sphere is

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Negative

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Positive

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Zero

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Depends upon mass of sphere

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Solution

The correct option is C Zero
Work done by friction is zero in case of pure rolling; because, the point on the rolling body where the friction is being applied has zero speed.

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