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A ball rolls down a friction-less ramp with a height of 30 m. How does its...

A ball rolls down a friction-less ramp with a height of 30 m. How does its velocity compare to a ball dropped from the same height when it reaches the bottom? Which ball will hit the ground first if they were dropped at the same time? Explain your answers.

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