Calculating the Speed of a Ball Rolling Down a Hill

So I know that given a unchanging hill, and same mass between a sphere and cube, that the cube should slide down the hill faster (assuming negligible friction). This is observed through the energy "lost" by the sphere which instead of having all of its potential energy transferred towards

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A solid sphere rolls down a hill of height 49m. What is the

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