1A 170 lb man in the bosun's chair exerts a pull of 65 Ib on the rope for an interval of 2.75 seconds. Determine how far he went up if he started from rest. Neglect the mass of the chair, ropes, and pulleys.

1A 170 lb man in the bosun's chair exerts a pull of 65 Ib on the rope for an interval of 2.75 seconds. Determine how far he went up if he started from rest. Neglect the mass of the chair, ropes, and pulleys.

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1.A 170 lb man in the bosun's chair exerts a pull of 65 Ib on the rope for an interval
of 2.75 seconds. Determine how far he went up if he started from rest. Neglect the
mass of the dhair, ropes, and pulleys.

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