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A stream flowing at 141 ft^3/s and have a vertical drop of 16 ft will be used to generate electricity in an off-grid community. The engineers decided to use a turbine with 80% efficiency and a generator that is 90% efficient. Calculate how much power in hp can be generated from the stream.
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