Net Torque, Physics

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A 65g ball with a diameter of 3.1cm begins at rest and rolls down an incline. The
angular acceleration of the ball is a constant 0.55rad/s2. ( I ball=(2/5)mr2 )
Calculate the net torque on the ball.

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