Does the mass of a ball affect how far it rolls

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Yes, its all because of the size and the weight of the ball. If it is heavy and big, then it will roll differently then a smaller one because it weighs less which causes the smaller one to roll a shorter distance.

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Yes it does if it is big it might roll slower

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