A rope is used to pull a 2.89-kg bucket of water out of a deep well. a. What is the acceleration of the bucket when the tension in the rope is 30.2 N?b. If starting from rest, what speed will the bucket have after experiencing this force for 2.16 seconds?

A rope is used to pull a 2.89-kg bucket of water out of a deep well. a. What is the acceleration of the bucket when the tension in the rope is 30.2 N?b. If starting from rest, what speed will the bucket have after experiencing this force for 2.16 seconds?

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A rope is used to pull a 2.89-kg bucket of water out of a deep well.

a. What is the acceleration of the bucket when the tension in the rope is 30.2 N?
b. If starting from rest, what speed will the bucket have after experiencing this force for 2.16 seconds?

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