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Physics, 25.01.2020 00:31 madelyngv97

The force resisting the motion of a car is taken as being proportional to the square of the car’s
speed. the magnitude of the force at a speed of 20 m s–1 is 800 n.
what effective power is required from the car’s engine to maintain a steady speed of 40 m s–1?
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a 32 kw b 64 kw c 128 kw d 512 kw

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