$A$ cylinder rolls up an inclined plane to a certain height and then rolls down. (During these motions,the cylinder rolls without slipping). What are the directions of the frictional force acting on the cylinder?

  • A
    Up the incline while moving up and down the incline while moving down.
  • B
    Up the incline in both upward and downward motion.
  • C
    Down the incline while moving up and up the incline while moving down.
  • D
    Down the incline in both upward and downward motion.

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