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Consider a ring rolling down a smooth inclined plane of vertical height $'h\ '$ and inclination $\theta$. Then the true statement in the following is?

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Acceleration along the plane is $g \sin\theta$ and the potential energy at the topmost point is $\ce{mgh.}$
B
Acceleration along the plane is $g$ and the potential energy at the top most point is $\ce{mgh.}$
C
Acceleration along the plane is $g \sin\theta$ and the potential energy at the top most point as $\ce{mgh} \sin\theta$
D
None of these.

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Answer

Correct option: A.

Acceleration along the plane is $g \sin\theta$ and the potential energy at the topmost point is $\ce{mgh.}$

Acceleration along the plane is $g \sin\theta$ and the potential energy at the topmost point is $\ce{mgh.}$

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