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Chapter 13, Problem 3P
An elevator has a rated capacity of 2200 lb. It can transport people at the rated capacity between the first and the fifth floors, with a vertical distance of 15 ft between each floor, in 7 s. Estimate the power requirement for such an elevator.
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