11. A string can hold up 12 kg without breaking. You tie the string to a 30 kg object sitting on ice and use it to pull the object horizontally for 22 m. Calculate the minimum possible time to complete the task. T

11. A string can hold up 12 kg without breaking. You tie the string to a 30 kg object sitting on ice and use it to pull the object horizontally for 22 m. Calculate the minimum possible time to complete the task. T

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