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An automobile parts plant is transporting parts along conveyors. Use the elements of power to calculate the answers to the questions. A conveyor moves four crates per minute lifting over a distance of 12 feet. Each crate weighs 325 pounds (lb). How much power does the conveyor belt require? Round your answer to the nearest foot pound-force per second (ft · lbf/s). Enter ONLY THE NUMBER FOR YOUR ANSWER. I will assume the unit is foot pound-force/second
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