Suppose that as part of their training, the football players of Luzon went up a stair in 66 s. Inclined at 32° above the horizontal, the oblique length of the stair is 140 m. Calculate the average power required for a player of mass 95 kg to climb the said stair. 700 W. 800 W. 900 W. 1 000 W. 1 100 W. ООО О

Suppose that as part of their training, the football players of Luzon went up a stair in 66 s. Inclined at 32° above the horizontal, the oblique length of the stair is 140 m. Calculate the average power required for a player of mass 95 kg to climb the said stair. 700 W. 800 W. 900 W. 1 000 W. 1 100 W. ООО О

College Physics

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Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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