1. What is the work required to cycle 60 revolutions with a resistance setting of 4 kp on a Monark cycle ergometer (Hint: 1 pedal revolution = 6m; 1kp = 10 N)? 14400j 2. What is the power output if this was done in 2 minutes? 7200j

1. What is the work required to cycle 60 revolutions with a resistance setting of 4 kp on a Monark cycle ergometer (Hint: 1 pedal revolution = 6m; 1kp = 10 N)? 14400j 2. What is the power output if this was done in 2 minutes? 7200j

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