You drag your 30 kg suitcase 1200 m thru the Chicago airport at essentially constant velocity 2.0 m/s, by pulling its handle 90 N mostly upward, but 20° Westward. Which of the following represents the average power you provided to the suitcase? O 36 940 Joulesome negative amount (West is negative)O 36 000 Joule60 JouleO 101 490 JouleO 108 000 JouleO 72 000 Jouleimpossible to pull 30 kg that far with only 90 Nzero (0) since constant velocity

Given: Mass, M = 30kg Distance , s= 1200m Velocity, v = 2.0m/s Force, F = 90N, 20o westward

You drag your 30 kg suitcase 1200 m thru the Chicago airport at essentially constant velocity 2.0 m/s, by pulling its handle 90 N mostly upward, but 20° Westward. Which of the following represents the average power you provided to the suitcase?

You drag your 30 kg suitcase 1200 m thru the Chicago airport at essentially constant velocity 2.0 m/s, by pulling its handle 90 N mostly upward, but 20° Westward. Which of the following represents the average power you provided to the suitcase?

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some negative amount (West is negative)
O 36 000 Joule
60 Joule
O 101 490 Joule
O 108 000 Joule
O 72 000 Joule
impossible to pull 30 kg that far with only 90 N
zero (0) since constant velocity

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