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As shown below, a bucket is attached to a 5.9 kg windlass via a rope. The bucket is released from rest and as it falls the windlass turns. Treat the windlass as a solid cylinder with a radius of 0.53 m. Determine the bucket's mass and how fast the windlass is spinning when the bucket is going 1.3 m/s (at which point it has fallen 4.7 m). No thermal energy is generated.

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As shown below, a bucket is attached to a 5.9 kg windlass via a rope. The bucket is released from rest and as it falls the windlass turns. Tra
a radius of 0.53 m. Determine the bucket's mass and how fast the windlass is spinning when the bucket is going 1.3 m/s (at which point it
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