1) A 2.5-kg bucket of water is attached to a 1.0-m rope. The bucket is swung in a circle with the rope at 10.0-m/s. a) What is the centripetal force that keeps the bucket moving in its circular path? b) What provides the centripetal force that keeps the bucket moving in its circular path? c) If the rope can hold 400-N of force, what is the maximum speed the bucket can move in its circular path? {Hint: Let the centripetal force be 400-N and solve for the speed.}

1) A 2.5-kg bucket of water is attached to a 1.0-m rope. The bucket is swung in a circle with the rope at 10.0-m/s. a) What is the centripetal force that keeps the bucket moving in its circular path? b) What provides the centripetal force that keeps the bucket moving in its circular path? c) If the rope can hold 400-N of force, what is the maximum speed the bucket can move in its circular path? {Hint: Let the centripetal force be 400-N and solve for the speed.}

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1) A 2.5-kg bucket of water is attached to a 1.0-m rope. The bucket is swung in a circle with the
rope at 10.0-m/s.
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What is the centripetal force that keeps the bucket moving in its circular path?
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What provides the centripetal force that keeps the bucket moving in its circular path?
If the rope can hold 400-N of force, what is the maximum speed the bucket can move in
its circular path? {Hint: Let the centripetal force be 400-N and solve for the speed.}
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