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Physics, 19.05.2020 15:18, danielahalesp87vj0

The work done to lift the metal cylinders while winding the clock is the
same as the work done by the force of gravity lowering the cylinders
while the clock runs. Why is the power to run the clock so much less than
the power to wind the clock?*

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