1. A car with a mass of 2,000 kg drives to the top of a 100-meter hill in 15.0 seconds. Find the weight of the car, the work done, and the power of the car's engine. a) Weight Formula Substitution Answer b) Work Formula Substitution Answer c) Power Formula Substitution Answer

1. A car with a mass of 2,000 kg drives to the top of a 100-meter hill in 15.0 seconds. Find the weight of the car, the work done, and the power of the car's engine. a) Weight Formula Substitution Answer b) Work Formula Substitution Answer c) Power Formula Substitution Answer

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