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An automobile's power is proportional to the cube of its speed on a level road in still air. This relationship between speed and engine power for the Gofaster model XP9 is:
[mph]3 = 9600 [hp].
The XP9 has a 180 hp engine.
What is its max speed on a level road in still air?
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