Reference no: EM132782176

A crank, attached to a rope and bucket inside a well, is unwound so that the bucket is at the bottom of the well. The crank's handle is at its farthest point from the ground, 1.5 m. The handle is 0.5 m away from the middle of the crank. One full turn of the crank lowers the bucket 0.3 m. a) how do I find the equation that models the distance of the crank's handle to the ground in terms of the bucket's distance from the bottom of the well. b) Why doesn't it matter if the crank pulls up the bucket by turning clockwise or counter-clockwise? c) The bucket needs to be 20 m off the ground in order to be reached. How far will the handle be from the ground at this point? d) The crank can no longer be turned once the bucket reaches 21 m from the ground. How far will the handle be from the ground at this point?