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2 Comments

Katherine Boutin • 5 months ago • login to reply 
In the Question 7, part b solution, the value for work W = 1.01 x 10^6 J is used as the value for force when calculating power.
John Ennis • 5 months ago • login to reply 
Katherine, you're exactly correct, thank you for catching our error. All fixed.  John
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