Answer:
3200 ft-lb
Step-by-step explanation:
To answer this question, we need to find the force applied by the rope on the bucket at time 
At 
After
seconds, the weight of the bucket is 
Since the acceleration of the bucket is the force on the bucket by the rope is equal to the weight of the bucket.
If the upward direction is positive, the displacement after
seconds is 
Since the well is 80 ft deep, the time to pull out the bucket is 
We are now ready to calculate the work done by the rope on the bucket.
Since the displacement and the force are in the same direction, we can write

Use
and 



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This ends up being:
-10m = -26
M= 2.6
Basically you’re doing basic algebra. You take the “11m” and subtract it to the positive (1) m. And you basically should see 1m-11m EQUALING -10m. Don’t let the negatives confuse you.
Then you take the 20 and subtract it to -6. It should look like: -6-20 = -26.
Then divide-10 to -26, then you should get 2.6. And yes positive!!
Hope this helped!
51, 51, 51 153 divided by 3 is 51. If you want different ones u could do:
50, 49, 54