Table 1: Angular displacement, linear distance, work, and power data Video # Load (kp) Pedal frequency Linear Power #pedal revolutions in (rev/min) distance (J) output 15-s video *hint multiply left (m) (W) column by 4 Okg 22 5.8 34.5 0 0 1 1kg 21 5.6 32.9 2.445 0.163 2 2kg 20 5.3 31.4 4.84 0.32 3 2. Using data from Table 1, plot a graph of power (W) versus load (kp) for the cycling trials in Excel. Be sure to include a graph title and axes labels. Copy and insert the graph on the next page Work

Table 1: Angular displacement, linear distance, work, and power data Video # Load (kp) Pedal frequency Linear Power #pedal revolutions in (rev/min) distance (J) output 15-s video *hint multiply left (m) (W) column by 4 Okg 22 5.8 34.5 0 0 1 1kg 21 5.6 32.9 2.445 0.163 2 2kg 20 5.3 31.4 4.84 0.32 3 2. Using data from Table 1, plot a graph of power (W) versus load (kp) for the cycling trials in Excel. Be sure to include a graph title and axes labels. Copy and insert the graph on the next page Work

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