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Question

A student investigates how far a marble can travel up the incline after rolling down the
ramp.
Marble
Ramp
Incline
10 cm
9 cm
T.
7 cm
4 cm
Without friction, what is the maximum height the marble will be able to reach on the
incline?
O 10 cm
O 7 cm
O 9 cm
O 4 cm
M

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