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One end of a cord is attached to and wrapped around a solid, frictionless cylinder of mass M=4.1 kg. The other end of the cord is attached to a bucket of mass 1.1 kg. A brake applied to the cylinder is released, allowing the bucket to fall downward. Find the acceleration of the bucket in m/s2.

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