A 1,505 kg car starts at rest and speeds up to 4.2 m/s with a constant acceleration. If the car reaches its final speed in 4.1 s, find the car's average power output. Round the final answer to a whole number.

A 1,505 kg car starts at rest and speeds up to 4.2 m/s with a constant acceleration. If the car reaches its final speed in 4.1 s, find the car's average power output. Round the final answer to a whole number.

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Chapter5: Energy

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