An elevator weighs 3600 N and must be lifted at a constant speed a vertical distance of 2.5 m in four seconds. What is the power must the engine provide to the lift? Select one: a. 2550 Watt b. 25.50 Watt c. O Watt d. 255.0 Watt

An elevator weighs 3600 N and must be lifted at a constant speed a vertical distance of 2.5 m in four seconds. What is the power must the engine provide to the lift? Select one: a. 2550 Watt b. 25.50 Watt c. O Watt d. 255.0 Watt

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An elevator weighs 3600 N and must be lifted at a constant speed a vertical distance of
2.5 m in four seconds. What is the power must the engine provide to the lift?
Select one:
a. 2550 Watt
b. 25.50 Watt
c. O Watt
d. 255.0 Watt

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