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An arrow is launched upward with an initial speed of 70m/s ( meters per second). The equation `v^(2)=v_(0)^(2)-2gh` describes the motion of the arrow, where `v_(0)` is the initial speed of the arrow, `v` is the speed of the arrow as it is moving up in the air, h is the height of the arrow above the ground, t is the time elapsed since the arrow was projected upward, and g is the acceleration due to gravity ( approximately `9.8 m//s^(2)`). What is the maximum height from the ground the arrow will rise to the nearest meter?

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