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A crane has a power of 54 kW. It takes the crane 65 s to lift the large container. How much work is generated by the load? (HINT: Convert from kW to W first)
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Given p=54kw=?w t=65sec w=?
Required formula is p=w/t w=?
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Okay so I am not sure if this is the answer but I did this: 54=w/65 So I divided the 65 by the 54 and I got 0.83
U know p=54kilowatt=54*1000watt=54000W Right??
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Because 1kw=1000wat
We can write watt by only w
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