A 5.92 kg rescue basket rescuing a person (includes the mass of the basket and person) is lifted upward using a cord of negligible mass that breaks when the tension is greater than 89.4 N. If the basket starts from rest, what is the minimum time required to raise the basket a vertical distance of 9.87 m (without breaking the cord)?

A 5.92 kg rescue basket rescuing a person (includes the mass of the basket and person) is lifted upward using a cord of negligible mass that breaks when the tension is greater than 89.4 N. If the basket starts from rest, what is the minimum time required to raise the basket a vertical distance of 9.87 m (without breaking the cord)?

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