Let M be the mass and R the radius of the hollow cylinder, and also of the solid sphere. Their moments of inertia about the respective axes are `l_(1) =MR^(2) " and " l_(2)=2//5 MR^(2)`
Let T be the magnitude of the torque applied to the cylinder and the sphere, producing angular accelerations `alpha_(1) " and " alpha_(2)` respectively. Then `T=l_(1) alpha_(1)=l_(2) alpha_(2)`
The angular acceleration 04 produced in the sphere is larger. Hence, the sphere will acquire larger angular speed after a given time.