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How to calculate the gradient of the resistance

How to calculate the gradient of the resistance
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How to calculate the gradient of the resistance

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Gradient Resistance = Gradient S (%) x 98 x GCW.

Step-by-step explanation:

Gradient resistance is the resistance due to the inclination of the road surface.

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