What is the gain in its potential energy

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Problem: A cannonball of mass 7.23 kg is shot from cannon at an angle of 49.01Â° relative to the horizontal and with an initial speed of 53.81 m/s. As the cannonball reaches the highest point of its trajectory,

Part I: What is the gain in its potential energy relative to the point from which it was shot?

I want help to find the gain in its potential energy relative to the point from which it was shot.

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