You and your uncle are fishing. You are using 22-N fishing line, which means the line can support that much tension without breaking. Your uncle challenges you to catch the biggest fish you can land in the boat with that line, with the provision that you have to hoist the fish out of the water with the line and not with a net. You finally hook a fish that looks to have the right inertia, and you start to reel it in slowly. Just as you get the fish up into the air, though, the line snaps and the fish gets away. You accuse your uncle of having behind your back switched your pole to a line weaker than the \(22-\mathrm{N}\) line you thought you were working with, but he denies it. He then points out that you were accelerating the fish upward at 1.0 m / s².