When calculating the height of Ymax, the distance from the center height of the trajectory/parabola grows as the angle increases. As the angle increases, the time it takes for the ball to land on the time-of-flight plate increases. The distance between the fifteen-degree mark and the seventy-five-degree mark is close when compared after the marbles hit the time-of-flight plate. The same goes for the thirty-degree mark and sixty-degree mark. In addition, the fifteen-degree and seventy-five-degree marks have a smaller range. On the other hand, the fifteen-degree mark and the seventy-five-degree mark have the highest initial velocity, followed by the thirty-degree mark and sixty-degree mark, with the forty-five-degree mark being the lowest.

When calculating the height of Ymax, the distance from the center height of the trajectory/parabola grows as the angle increases. As the angle increases, the time it takes for the ball to land on the time-of-flight plate increases. The distance between the fifteen-degree mark and the seventy-five-degree mark is close when compared after the marbles hit the time-of-flight plate. The same goes for the thirty-degree mark and sixty-degree mark. In addition, the fifteen-degree and seventy-five-degree marks have a smaller range. On the other hand, the fifteen-degree mark and the seventy-five-degree mark have the highest initial velocity, followed by the thirty-degree mark and sixty-degree mark, with the forty-five-degree mark being the lowest.

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