There is a ball at the base of an incline. There is a force toboost the ball for

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There is a ball at the base of an incline. There is a force toboost the ball foreward. The ball goes off the top of theincline. What is the maximum height that the ball reaches beforecoming back down. Given only that friction is zero and the onlyforce acting on the ball is gravity. My question is how to you find the maximum height with thiskind of problem? There is a ball at the base of an incline. There is a force toboost the ball foreward. The ball goes off the top of theincline. What is the maximum height that the ball reaches beforecoming back down. Given only that friction is zero and the onlyforce acting on the ball is gravity. My question is how to you find the maximum height with thiskind of problem?

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     where u = initial velocity       g =acceleration due to gravity

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