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Aball rolling on a skee-ball ramp must be able to rise to the height of the highest-scoring ring if the ball is to have a chance of entering the ring. the ball is released at a height of 0.18 m above the floor and the highest-scoring ring is at a height of 1.05 m above the floor. how fast must the ball be moving upon being released if the ball is to reach the height of the highest-scoring ring?

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