A bucket of water of mass 2.5 kg is swung at arm's length so that it makes a vertical circle of radius 1.25 m. Its speed is 4.0 m/s at the top of the swing from where it swings freely to the low point of its circle. The kinetic energy and potential energy the top of the swing respectively are is

A bucket of water of mass 2.5 kg is swung at arm's length so that it makes a vertical circle of radius 1.25 m. Its speed is 4.0 m/s at the top of the swing from where it swings freely to the low point of its circle. The kinetic energy and potential energy the top of the swing respectively are is

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A bucket of water of mass 2.5 kg is swung
at arm's length so that it makes a vertical
circle of radius 1.25 m. Its speed is 4.0 m/s at
the top of the swing from where it swings
freely to the low point of its circle. The
kinetic energy and potential energy the top
of the swing respectively are
is

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