### Physics Problem: Calculating Speed in a Pulley SystemEach of the two systems is released from rest. Calculate the speed \( v \) of each 62-lb cylinder after the 49-lb cylinder has dropped 5.5 ft. The 27-lb cylinder of case (a) is replaced by a 27-lb force in case (b).#### Diagrams**Case (a):**- The setup includes two cylinders, one weighing 49 lbs and the other 62 lbs, connected by a pulley system.- A 27-lb cylinder is also connected in the system.**Case (b):**- Similar setup with two cylinders, one weighing 49 lbs and the other 62 lbs, connected by a pulley system.- Instead of a 27-lb cylinder, there is a 27-lb force applied downward.Here is a detailed explanation of the diagrams:**(a):**- The left side shows a 49 lb hanging, connected to a pulley.- The right side shows a 62 lb hanging, connected to the same pulley.- At the bottom of the 49-lb cylinder, there is an additional weight of 27 lbs.**(b):**- The left side shows a 49 lb hanging, connected to a pulley.- The right side shows a 62 lb hanging, connected to the same pulley.- At the bottom of the 49-lb cylinder, instead of a weight, there is an applied force of 27 lbs downward, depicted by a red arrow.#### Answers(a) \( v = \) [Input Box] ft/sec(b) \( v = \) [Input Box] ft/secEnter the correct speeds for each scenario in the provided input boxes.---This problem involves the concepts of gravitational force, equilibrium, and motion, and it's meant to test your understanding of these principles in a practical pulley system.

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Each of the two systems is released from rest. Calculate the speed v of each 62-lb cylinder after the 49-lb cylinder has dropped 5.5 ft. The 27-lb cylinder of case (a) is replaced by a 27-lb force in case (b).

Each of the two systems is released from rest. Calculate the speed v of each 62-lb cylinder after the 49-lb cylinder has dropped 5.5 ft. The 27-lb cylinder of case (a) is replaced by a 27-lb force in case (b).

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