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A smooth ball is resting on an ideal frictionless plane inclined on both sides. The ball is released from the left and the angle of right plane inclination is small in Case-I and zero in Case-II (flat). The ball travels _________ compared to the equally inclined case.

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Mechanical work equals force times displacement in the force direction: W = Fs cos θ.

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Option C — farther distance in Case-I and moves forever in Case-II

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