me chain lift motor for another roller coaster does 750,000 J of work while lifting its cart to the top of the first hill. If it takes 48 seconds for the cart to be lifted to the top of the hill, how much Power did the lift motor exert?

me chain lift motor for another roller coaster does 750,000 J of work while lifting its cart to the top of the first hill. If it takes 48 seconds for the cart to be lifted to the top of the hill, how much Power did the lift motor exert?

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gestion 1-6
he chain lift motor for another roller coaster does 750,000 J of work while lifting its cart to the top of the first hill. If it takes 48 seconds for the cart to be lifted to the top of the hill, how
much Power did the lift motor exert?
O 560,000 W
16,000 W
O 36,000,000 W
O 5,600,000 W
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