A ball is released from rest and begins to move on a friction-free ramp from a height of 12.0 m. The ball slides down the ramp and reaches the lowest point. Continuing its movement on the ramp reaches a height equal to half its original height. Use AKE + AU = 0 to find the ball velocity at that height

A ball is released from rest and begins to move on a friction-free ramp from a height of 12.0 m. The ball slides down the ramp and reaches the lowest point. Continuing its movement on the ramp reaches a height equal to half its original height. Use AKE + AU = 0 to find the ball velocity at that height

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