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Physics, 17.08.2021 01:00, 163565

An astronaut in a spacesuit on a spacewalk is a completely sealed system, with no matter lost or gained. In principle, the energy the astronaut uses will result in a decrease in mass. Suppose on a gentle spacewalk his metabolic power plus the power of the suit is 340 W. What is the change in mass, in kg, on a 1.0 hour spacewalk?

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