Using a simple pulley/rope system, a crewman on an Arcticexpedition is trying to lower a 6.56 kg crate to the bottomof a steep ravine of 24.7 meters. The 60.9 kg crewman iscarefully lowering the crate at a constant speed of 1.50m/s. Unfortunately, when the crate reaches a point of 13.7meters above the ground, the crewman slips and the crateimmediately accelerates toward the ground dragging thecrewman across the ice and toward the edge of the cliff.Assuming no friction, at what speed does the crate hit theground? Also, assume that the rope is long enough to hitthe ground.At what speed does the crewman hit the bottom of theravine? Assume no air friction.

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Using a simple pulley/rope system, a c expedition is trying to lower a 6.56 kg c of a steep ravine of 24.7 meters. The 60 carefully lowering the crate at a consta m/s. Unfortunately, when the crate rea meters above the ground, the crewma immediately accelerates toward the gr crewman across the ice and toward the Assuming no friction, at what speed do

Using a simple pulley/rope system, a c expedition is trying to lower a 6.56 kg c of a steep ravine of 24.7 meters. The 60 carefully lowering the crate at a consta m/s. Unfortunately, when the crate rea meters above the ground, the crewma immediately accelerates toward the gr crewman across the ice and toward the Assuming no friction, at what speed do

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