Physics, 21.01.2021 22:50, DnakMeme6e7272727272
A leopard pulls its freshly caught dinner 3.4km to the nearby tree. It takes the leopard 20 minutes to get there, using up a total of 570N of force. What was the power of the leopard during this scenario?
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