To determine the number of revolutions a sphere makes while rolling down an incline, first calculate the length of the incline using the height and angle, resulting in approximately 11.91 meters. Next, apply the conservation of energy principle, equating potential energy at the top with kinetic energy at the bottom, considering both translational and rotational motion. The sphere's moment of inertia and rolling without slipping condition will be essential in calculating its final speed. Finally, use the sphere's circumference to find the total number of revolutions made during the descent. The discussion emphasizes the importance of energy conservation in solving the problem.