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Hello students, to calculate the work required to lift only the empty bucket 100 feet, we use the formula work against gravity.
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So, work against gravity is w equal to f dot d where f is the force and d is the distance lifted.
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So, by the given information, we have w equal to 500 actually this is 5 into 100.
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So, this is equal to 500 foot pound.
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Next, when the bucket is filled with 40 pound of water, its total weight becomes 40 pounds.
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So, the work required to lift the filled bucket 100 feet is w equal to 45 into 100 which is equal to 4500 foot pound.
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This is the part b, this is a and the c is the weight of the filled bucket decreases at a rate of 0 .1 per second.
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Therefore, after t seconds, the weight of the filled bucket is given by w of t equal to 45 minus 0 .1 t.
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Next, as the bucket lifted is at a rate of 3 feet per second...