10. d) t4.04.t2.0 ault enimb tell A spring attached to the ceiling has a large bucket hanging from it. When the bucket is empty, the handle of the bucket ends up 0.60 m from the ceiling. A 10kg pumpkin is put in the bucket which stretches the spring. The handle of the bucket ends up 1.6 m from the ceiling when the system comes to rest. 2.0 (a) Draw a free body diagram for the pumpkin once it has come to rest in this situation and label the size of the forces. (b) How far from the ceiling will the bucket handle be when a 15 kg pumpkin is placed in the bucket instead of a 10 kg one?

10. d) t4.04.t2.0 ault enimb tell A spring attached to the ceiling has a large bucket hanging from it. When the bucket is empty, the handle of the bucket ends up 0.60 m from the ceiling. A 10kg pumpkin is put in the bucket which stretches the spring. The handle of the bucket ends up 1.6 m from the ceiling when the system comes to rest. 2.0 (a) Draw a free body diagram for the pumpkin once it has come to rest in this situation and label the size of the forces. (b) How far from the ceiling will the bucket handle be when a 15 kg pumpkin is placed in the bucket instead of a 10 kg one?

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