A ball rolls along a horizontal frictionless surface without slipping

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A ball rolls along a horizontal frictionless surface without slipping toward and incline. The ball moves up the incline a certain distance before reversing direction and moving back down the incline. In which of the following situations does the ball move the greatest distance up the incline before turning around?

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