MULTIPLE CHOICE. Solve the following problems. Click your final answer among the choices. 7) A 60-kg hospital patient walks up a staircase in 34.0 seconds. The height of the staircase is 5m long. a) Find the patient's power output in watts. b) How much energy did this require?

MULTIPLE CHOICE. Solve the following problems. Click your final answer among the choices. 7) A 60-kg hospital patient walks up a staircase in 34.0 seconds. The height of the staircase is 5m long. a) Find the patient's power output in watts. b) How much energy did this require?

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MULTIPLE CHOICE. Solve
the following problems.
Click your final answer
among the choices.
7) A 60-kg hospital patient
walks up a staircase in 34.0
seconds. The height of the
staircase is 5m long.
a) Find the patient's power
output in watts.
b) How much energy did this
require?

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