113 (6) Suppose we attach our 200 lb bucket of rocks to a 50 ft chain which weighs 1.8 lbs/t and is hanging from the top of a cliff. How much work is required to lift the bucket to the top of the cliff? (7) Suppose we want to lift a 200 lb bucket of water attached to a 50 ft rope hanging from the top of a cliff. To make things easy, let's assume the rope has no weight. However, the water leaks out at a rate of 3 lbs/sec (and we lift at a rate of 4 ft/sec). How much work is required to lift the bucket to the top of the cliff? 18) A tank in the shape of a right circular cone of radius 5 m and a height of 10 m. We want to fill the tank up with water to the 8 m mark using a hole at the bottom of the tank. How much work is done in filling the tank up with water?

113 (6) Suppose we attach our 200 lb bucket of rocks to a 50 ft chain which weighs 1.8 lbs/t and is hanging from the top of a cliff. How much work is required to lift the bucket to the top of the cliff? (7) Suppose we want to lift a 200 lb bucket of water attached to a 50 ft rope hanging from the top of a cliff. To make things easy, let's assume the rope has no weight. However, the water leaks out at a rate of 3 lbs/sec (and we lift at a rate of 4 ft/sec). How much work is required to lift the bucket to the top of the cliff? 18) A tank in the shape of a right circular cone of radius 5 m and a height of 10 m. We want to fill the tank up with water to the 8 m mark using a hole at the bottom of the tank. How much work is done in filling the tank up with water?

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