Physics, 11.02.2021 14:00, aloading6574
It takes a force of 1680 N to keep a 1150 kg car moving with constant speed up a slope of 5 degrees. If the engine delivers 32,650 Watts, what is the speed of the car? (The answer is 19.79 m/s but I need the work)
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