TE26% 10:56 AM A bucket (m 4.0 kg ) is falling down to a 25 meter deep well as shown in the figure. The cylindrical drum has a mass of 28 kg and radius of 15 cm 7777 33. find the tension in the rope, T = ? 25 m 34. find the linear acceleration of the descending bucket 35. find the angular acceleration of the descending bucket. 36. find the final angular velocity of the cylinder when the bucket touches the bottom of the well

TE26% 10:56 AM A bucket (m 4.0 kg ) is falling down to a 25 meter deep well as shown in the figure. The cylindrical drum has a mass of 28 kg and radius of 15 cm 7777 33. find the tension in the rope, T = ? 25 m 34. find the linear acceleration of the descending bucket 35. find the angular acceleration of the descending bucket. 36. find the final angular velocity of the cylinder when the bucket touches the bottom of the well

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A bucket (m 4.0 kg ) is falling down to a 25 meter deep well as shown in the figure. The cylindrical
drum has a mass of 28 kg and radius of 15 cm
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33. find the tension in the rope, T = ?
25 m
34. find the linear acceleration of the descending bucket
35. find the angular acceleration of the descending bucket.
36. find the final angular velocity of the cylinder when the bucket touches the bottom of the well

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