George is swinging a small bucket of water by a rope over his head at a constant angular speed of ??̇ = 10 rad/s. The rope is L = 1 m long, and the combined mass of the bucket and water is 0.4 kg. Calculate the tension in the rope when ?? = 60°. What is the magnitude of the bucket’s acceleration? **Description of the Pendulum Diagram**This diagram illustrates a simple pendulum system, consisting of a mass suspended from a fixed point by a rod of length \( L \). The pendulum swings in a vertical plane.### Key Components:- **Pendulum Mass and Path**: The mass is shown at a specific point in its swing, with its path marked by a dashed curve. - **Forces and Vectors**: - \( g \): Represents the acceleration due to gravity, oriented vertically downward. - \( \theta \): Denotes the angle formed between the rod and the vertical axis. It is a measure of the pendulum's displacement from its equilibrium position. - \( e_t \) and \( e_n \): Tangential and normal unit vectors, respectively. - \( e_t \) is tangent to the path of the pendulum indicating the direction of velocity. - \( e_n \) is normal to the path pointing towards the center of the circular arc indicating the direction of centripetal acceleration.- **Reference Axes**: - \( i \) and \( j \): These are standard unit vectors representing the horizontal and vertical directions respectively, forming a Cartesian coordinate system.**Purpose of the Diagram**:This diagram is commonly used in physics to analyze the motion of pendulums. It helps in understanding various concepts such as angular displacement, tension in the pendulum rod, gravitational force, and components of motion in a rotational system. The diagram is essential for problem-solving related to oscillatory motion and dynamics of rigid bodies.

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a small bucket of water by a rope over his head at a constant angular speed of ??̇ = 10 rad/s. The rope is L = 1 m long, and the combined mass of the bucket and water is 0.4 kg. Calculate the tension in the rope when ?? = 60°. What is the magnitude of the bucket’s acceleration?

a small bucket of water by a rope over his head at a constant angular speed of ??̇ = 10 rad/s. The rope is L = 1 m long, and the combined mass of the bucket and water is 0.4 kg. Calculate the tension in the rope when ?? = 60°. What is the magnitude of the bucket’s acceleration?

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