I need the answer as soon as possible A fully electric car is run by a permanentmagnet dc motor. This motor delivers 1.25kW of power on its shaft while moving on aplane surface at a constant speed.What is the back EMF generated in thismotor (in V) in this condition, while it isdrawing 38 A of current from thebattery? [Please do not write unit along withthe numerical value in the answer column]What will be the new back EMF generated inthis motor (in V) if it is climbing a slope atthe same speed and delivering a shaft power= 1.6 times the earlier power output? [Pleasedo not write unit along with the numericalvalue in the answer column]What will be the new current consumed bythis motor in A, while climbing thisslope? [Please do not write unit along withe numerical value in the answer column

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Chapter29: Dc Generators

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