While winching a Jeep straight out of the mud, a winch uses 4800Watts of electrical power to pull the 1500-kg Jeep 12meters as it accelerates at 0.15. This takes a the winch 20 seconds to accomplish. Calculate... a.) the force of tension in the cable for the winch to pull the jeep. b.) the work done by the winch to pull the jeep. c.) the power done by the winch to pull the jeep. d.) the efficiency of the winch in this scenario

While winching a Jeep straight out of the mud, a winch uses 4800Watts of electrical power to pull the 1500-kg Jeep 12meters as it accelerates at 0.15. This takes a the winch 20 seconds to accomplish. Calculate... a.) the force of tension in the cable for the winch to pull the jeep. b.) the work done by the winch to pull the jeep. c.) the power done by the winch to pull the jeep. d.) the efficiency of the winch in this scenario

Elements Of Electromagnetics

7th Edition

ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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