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A 50 foot rope weighing a total of 32 lbs hung over a cliff that is...

A 50 foot rope weighing a total of 32 lbs hung over a cliff that is 35 feet to the ground. A large 8 pound bucket with 19 gallons of water was tied to the end of the rope at the ground. A group of hikers at the top of the cliff lifted the bucket by pulling up the rope, but when the bucket reached the top, only 12 gallons of water remained (the water spilled out steadily on the way up). Write a function that gives the work required in foot-lbs to lift the bucket up x feet from the ground, and use it to find the work to get the bucket to the top of the cliff. Water weighs 8.3 lbs. / gallon.

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