A 9.0 kg object hangs on a string that can have a maximum tension of 275 N. What is the shortest time you could raise the object from rest a distance of.

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A 9.0 kg object hangs on a string that can have a maximum tension of 275 N. What is the shortest time you could raise the object from rest a distance of 24.0 m?? 1.52 s

A 58.0 kg person is rock climbing when he loses his grip and falls. He hits the end of the rope going 15.3 m/s straight down, and is stopped by the rope in a vertical distance of 4.20 m. What is the average tension in the rope as it stops him? 2190 N

A 478 kg elevator accelerates downward reaching its top speed of 4.12 m/s in a time of 1.40 s. What is the tension in the supporting cable if it accelerates uniformly? 3280 N

A 528 kg elevator accelerates downward from rest reaching its top speed of 6.12 m/s in a distance of 3.12 m. What is the tension in the supporting cable if it accelerates uniformly? 2010 N

A 984 kg elevator reaches a height from rest of 3.68 m in 2.70 s. What is the tension in the supporting cable if it accelerates uniformly? 10,600 N