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A huge cannon is assembled a planet that does not rotate. This planet has mass M and radius R. The cannon fires a projectile with mass m straight up at speed v0. The projectile goes so high that the acceleration of gravity at its peak is different from that at its launch point. What maximum height above the surface does the projectile reach, in terms of parameters defined in the problem, and physical or mathematical constants

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