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The amount of power that a person uses to climb a hill is described as A. Gravitational power B. Momentary power C. Instantaneous power D. Average power
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The amount of power that a person uses to climb a hill is described as

A. Gravitational power
B. Momentary power
C. Instantaneous power
D. Average power

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B. Momentary power
Because average would be all added together and divided, instantaneous would be that it is all if a sudden, but your walking up, gravitational power would be being pulled down, so it is, B. Momentary power
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