A heavy bucket with an empty mass of 4 Kg is filled with 5 Kg of liquid. The bucket is pull up from the floor all the way up a building 10 m tall. During the pull, the bucket leaks 1 Kg of liquid per every 1 m of vertical pull. (a) In the axis below, plot the mass of the bucket plus the liquid as a function of y [y is the distance pulled in m] [Hint: does the liquid empties before or after the bucket reaches the top?] mass (Kg) 10 8. 6 51 4 3 2 1 3 4 6. 7 8. 9. 10 y (m (b) How much work (in international SI units) is done to pull the bucket and the leaking liquid to the top of the building [Hints: F= m x g and use g 10 m/s²]. 0-6:10 PDT re/distribute/post/upload 26/Tob/200

A heavy bucket with an empty mass of 4 Kg is filled with 5 Kg of liquid. The bucket is pull up from the floor all the way up a building 10 m tall. During the pull, the bucket leaks 1 Kg of liquid per every 1 m of vertical pull. (a) In the axis below, plot the mass of the bucket plus the liquid as a function of y [y is the distance pulled in m] [Hint: does the liquid empties before or after the bucket reaches the top?] mass (Kg) 10 8. 6 51 4 3 2 1 3 4 6. 7 8. 9. 10 y (m (b) How much work (in international SI units) is done to pull the bucket and the leaking liquid to the top of the building [Hints: F= m x g and use g 10 m/s²]. 0-6:10 PDT re/distribute/post/upload 26/Tob/200

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A heavy bucket with an empty mass of 4 Kg is filled with 5 Kg of liquid. The bucket is pull up from the floor all the
way up a building 10 m tall. During the pull, the bucket leaks 1 Kg of liquid per every 1 m of vertical pull.
(a) In the axis below, plot the mass of the bucket plus the liquid as a function of y [y is the distance pulled in m]
[Hint: does the liquid empties before or after the bucket reaches the top?]
mass (Kg)
10
8.
6
51
4
3
2
1
0.
3
4
6.
7
9.
y (m
8.
10
(b) How much work (in international SI units) is done to pull the bucket and the leaking liquid to the top of the building
Hints: F=m × g and useg 10 m/s²].
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