•A person holds a bucket of water at rest with a rope. After getting tired the person then ties the loose end of the rope to the bucket so that both ends of the rope are tied to the bucket, Is the tension in the rope: less than the tension in the rope in the first case equal to the tension in the rope in the first case greater than the tension in the rope in the first case

•A person holds a bucket of water at rest with a rope. After getting tired the person then ties the loose end of the rope to the bucket so that both ends of the rope are tied to the bucket, Is the tension in the rope: less than the tension in the rope in the first case equal to the tension in the rope in the first case greater than the tension in the rope in the first case

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then ties the loose end of the rope to the bucket so that both ends of the rope are
tied to the bucket, Is the tension in the rope:
less than the tension in the rope in the first case
equal to the tension in the rope in the first case
greater than the tension in the rope in the first case

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