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A bucket of water with weight of 50N is pulled up using a rope. The bucket is moving at a constant velocity, what is the tension in the rope? A: 25N B: 0.0N C: 100N D: 50N
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A bucket of water with weight of 50N is pulled up using a rope. The bucket is moving at

a constant velocity, what is the tension in the rope?

A: 25N
B: 0.0N
C: 100N
D: 50N

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The answer would be letter C
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