4. Solve the work done by a 600 W electric mixer in 2.3 minutes. 5. How much potential energy does a vehicle gain if a crane lifts the vehicle with a mass of 1,450 kg 23 m straight up? 6. Determine the mass of a moving object with a velocity of 20 m/s and a KE of 5500 J?

4. Solve the work done by a 600 W electric mixer in 2.3 minutes. 5. How much potential energy does a vehicle gain if a crane lifts the vehicle with a mass of 1,450 kg 23 m straight up? 6. Determine the mass of a moving object with a velocity of 20 m/s and a KE of 5500 J?

Physics for Scientists and Engineers

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Chapter8: Conservation Of Energy

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