ConstantsAt a construction site, a 60.0 kg bucket of concrete hangs from a light (but strong) cablethat passes over a light friction-free pulley and is connected to an 85.0 kg box on ahorizontal roof (see the figure (Figure 1)). The cable pulls horizontally on the box, and a50.0 kg bag of gravel rests on top of the box. The coefficients of friction between the boxand roof are shown. The system is not moving.Part AFind the friction force on the bag of gravel.Express your answer in newtons.V AEO?Fbag =NSubmitRequest AnswerPart BFind the friction force on the box.Express your answer in newtons.Figure< 1 of 1HV ΑΣφ?For =GravelBoxSubmitRequest Answer|-us = 0.700Part CMk = 0.400Suddenly a worker picks up the bag of gravel. Use energy conservation to find the speed of the bucket after it has descended 2.50 m from rest. (You can check your answer by solving this problem using Newton'slaws.)ConcreteExpress your answer in meters per second.

Given, Mass of bucket, mbucket=60 kg, Mass of box, mbox=85 kg, mass of bag, mbag=50 kg, coefficient…

Constant At a construction site, a 60.0 kg bucket of concrete hangs from a light (but strong) cable that passes over a light friction-free pulley and is connected to an 85.0 kg box on a horizontal roof (see the figure (Figure 1). The cable pulls horizontally on the box, and a 50 o kg bag of and roof are shown. The system is not moving rests on top of the box. The coefficients of friction between the box • Part A Find the friction force on the bag of gravel. Express your answer in newtons. Submit Reauest Answer |- • Part B Find the friction force on the box Express your answer in newtons. gure 1 of 1 Gravel Воx Reauest Answer Submit |- 4, = 0.700 Part C H = 0.400 Suddenly a worker picks up the bag of gravel. Use energy conservation to find the speed of the bucket after it has descended 250 m from rest. (You can check your answer by solving this problem using Newton's laws.) Concrete Express your answer in meters per second.

Constant At a construction site, a 60.0 kg bucket of concrete hangs from a light (but strong) cable that passes over a light friction-free pulley and is connected to an 85.0 kg box on a horizontal roof (see the figure (Figure 1). The cable pulls horizontally on the box, and a 50 o kg bag of and roof are shown. The system is not moving rests on top of the box. The coefficients of friction between the box • Part A Find the friction force on the bag of gravel. Express your answer in newtons. Submit Reauest Answer |- • Part B Find the friction force on the box Express your answer in newtons. gure 1 of 1 Gravel Воx Reauest Answer Submit |- 4, = 0.700 Part C H = 0.400 Suddenly a worker picks up the bag of gravel. Use energy conservation to find the speed of the bucket after it has descended 250 m from rest. (You can check your answer by solving this problem using Newton's laws.) Concrete Express your answer in meters per second.

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Chapter6: Applications Of Newton's Laws

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