A solid billiard ball with a mass of 230g and a radius of 4.00 cm is rolling across a flat surface with a speed of 1.35 m/s. It encounters an incline at a 20° with respect to the horizontal. How far up the incline does the ball roll before it stops?

A solid billiard ball with a mass of 230g and a radius of 4.00 cm is rolling across a flat surface with a speed of 1.35 m/s. It encounters an incline at a 20° with respect to the horizontal. How far up the incline does the ball roll before it stops?

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