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In the figured provided, a 40.46 kg crate is suspended 3.15 m above the ground and is attached to another crate of mass 57.8 kg on a table through a rope and pulley system. If the table is frictionless and the mass of the rope and pulley are negligible, what will the speed of the 40.46 kg crate be right before it hits the ground?

In the figured provided, a 40.46 kg crate is suspended 3.15 m above the ground and is attached to another crate of mass 57.8 kg on a table through a rope and pulley system. If the table is frictionless and the mass of the rope and pulley are negligible, what will the speed of the 40.46 kg crate be right before it hits the ground?

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In the figured provided, a 40.46 k g crate is suspended 3.15 m above the ground and is attached to another crate of mass 57.8 k g on a table through a rope and pulley system. If the table is frictionless and the mass of the rope and pulley are negligible, what will the speed of the 40.46 k g crate be right before it hits the ground? ◻

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