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What about m? Wouldn't that just give you M=ve/(2*pi*r) * (pi*r2)

Wow, thank you. It's been awhile since I've done this stuff!

Homework Statement At the end of a much longer problem, I'm asked to find a second height that will satisfy a formula found for a height in the first part of the problem where:Homework Equations h1(h2-h1)=h3(h2-h3)The Attempt at a Solution I know the answer I should get: h3=h2-h1 But I cannot...