A solid ball and a box both have the same mass, and both move along the same horizontal surface.

The ball rolls without slipping and the box slides $($without rotating$).$ The surface has non$-$negligible

friction. At one instant, the linear speed of both objects is the same. Which statement about the total

kinetic energy of each object is correct?

$($A$)$ The total kinetic energy of both objects is the same.

$($B$)$ The total kinetic energy of the box is larger than the total kinetic energy of the ball.

$($C$)$ A comparison of the total kinetic energy requires knowledge of the relative size of each object.

$($D$)$ A comparison of the total kinetic energy requires knowledge of the friction force.

$($E$)$ The total kinetic energy of the ball is larger than the total kinetic energy of the box.

$3.$ A package on a parachute $($total mass $2\mathrm{.}84$ kg$)$ descends $16\mathrm{.}8$ m at terminal velocity. How much