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n order to sail through the Arctic Ocean, the most powerful icebreaker ever built is powered by a 5.60 x 107W motor. How long will it take for this power plant to do 5.35 x 1010J?
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What do you do first?
5.60*107?
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955.36 seconds
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Power is the rate of doing work over time We have So the time taken is
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yes good job @Maxine
\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @LandonGoma Power is the rate of doing work over time We have So the time taken is \(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{End of Quote}}\) NOO U TRYED TO COPIE AND PASTE IT
Its 599.2
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then would i do 5.35*1010?
yes
that would be 5403.5
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Add them together now?
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yes
that would be 6002.7
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