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An engine raises 120kg of water through a height of 40m in 30s. What’s the power of the engine (g=10m)
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An engine raises 120kg of water through a height of 40m in 30s. What’s the power of the engine (g=10m)

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Answer:

1600W

Explanation:

Power = Work/ Time

= mass x acceleration x height / time

= 120x10x40/30

= 1600W

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