At a well, a bucket that is full of water at the bottom has a mass of 1.42 kg. The bucket is brought to the surface by rotating a pipe, which has a rope wrapped around it that is attached to the bucket. The pipe has a mass of 0.1 kg, an inner radius of 5.06 cm, and an outer radius of 5.38 cm. Just as the bucket reaches the surface, your hand slips and you let go of the crank that rotates the pipe. The falling bucket causes the pipe to rotate. If the bucket splashes in the water below 1.667 s later, how far down is the water level? Assume that the rope has very little mass of its own.

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At a well, a bucket that is full of water at the bottom has a mass of 1.42 kg. The bucket is brought to the
surface by rotating a pipe, which has a rope wrapped around it that is attached to the bucket. The pipe
has a mass of 0.1 kg, an inner radius of 5.06 cm, and an outer radius of 5.38 cm. Just as the bucket
reaches the surface, your hand slips and you let go of the crank that rotates the pipe. The falling bucket
causes the pipe to rotate. If the bucket splashes in the water below 1.667 s later, how far down is the
water level? Assume that the rope has very little mass of its own.
Transcribed Image Text:At a well, a bucket that is full of water at the bottom has a mass of 1.42 kg. The bucket is brought to the surface by rotating a pipe, which has a rope wrapped around it that is attached to the bucket. The pipe has a mass of 0.1 kg, an inner radius of 5.06 cm, and an outer radius of 5.38 cm. Just as the bucket reaches the surface, your hand slips and you let go of the crank that rotates the pipe. The falling bucket causes the pipe to rotate. If the bucket splashes in the water below 1.667 s later, how far down is the water level? Assume that the rope has very little mass of its own.
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