Assume it is a two dimensional problem, the area density of the two circles are the same, and there is no loss to kinetic energy due to friction while it is rolling down.

None of them

no one

Show your work

I'm thinking D only will die because the length of the slope is 5R, which is approximately 80% the "circumference" of the falling circle. Therefore, it will hit D at a solid part of the disk, meaning he would probably get his head crushed.

>>6834629
C only, and you'd need to know the weight of the circles.

>>6834652

wrote out some proof

>>6834652
Can't he just duck though?

>>6834652
This

>>6834699

Try ducking in two dimensions.

Is E being RKO'd? That'd probably kill a normal person.

>>6834710
Ok.

>>6834728

Touché.

E because the rest of them will murder him when they find out he tried to kill them all.

>>6834666
c wont die if d's neck is very strong

>>6834629
first d then c then e

c will die

>>6834666
>>6834938
>>6835716
>>6835962

C is not going to die, the boulder or w/e at the top is less massive than the complete one.

>>6836426
WRONG! the shape at the top right is not a circle and is therefore not necessarily the same density

>>6835962
how could he possibley die when the rolling ball is lighter than the ball it's lifting? it won't lift the ball which is heavier.

>>6836445
OP states that densities are the same faggot.

>>6836452
OP states the densities of the two circles are the same, and there's only one circle in this pic. gg faggot

>>6836455
fuck! i lost to that

>>6836455

And the question is officially no longer fun, thanks douche.

>>6836447
>>6836426
but if you look closely there is a triangle placed on the right side of the planck. when the lighter circle rolls on it, some of its horizontal velocity will also push down its side of the plank

>>6836487

Wouldn't its kinetic energy just make it jump over that, though?

>>6834629
All of them, of hunger

>>6834629
They're all black, so all of them die from Ebola.

>>6836509
doesn't the crescent weigh less? It has less mass and has hit a short straight away (and possibly a body) - it has less energy now...so even if it doesn't, the other circle has more mass and C never dies. D can possibly duck down...

I'm going with E. That guy is being grabbed wrongly and that will snap his neck.

>>6836689
I can't believe you guys didn't realize this was a trick puzzle.

>>6837067
You could possibly calculate if it'd tip over if you know what % of the mass is missing, having all the dimensions, the slope's angle and shit, couldn't you?