A 5.00 kilogram kerosene lantern is lowered down a 56.0 m deep and dark well, starting from rest at the top. The tension in the cable is 14.0 N. How long, in seconds, does it take to lower the lantern? Provide reasoning.

A 5.00 kilogram kerosene lantern is lowered down a 56.0 m deep and dark well, starting from rest at the top. The tension in the cable is 14.0 N. How long, in seconds, does it take to lower the lantern? Provide reasoning.

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