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A boy of mass 35 kg climbs a vertical rope 10 meters in length in 12 seconds with constant velocity. The power output is O a. 3430 W b. 285.83 Ww c. 29.17 W O d. O W

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A boy of mass 35 kg climbs a vertical rope 10 meters in length
in 12 seconds with constant velocity. The power output is
a. 3430 W
b. 285.83 W
O c. 29.17 W
d. O W

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