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5) In a lab, a student is asked to roll a marble down a ramp from a height that will give it a velocity of 2.0 m/s at
ramp. From what height should the marble be released?
A)
10 cm
B)
20 cm
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40 cm
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The mass of the marble needs to be known to find the answer.

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