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At the gym, a man pulls a bar on a machine that works the muscles of the upper back. It takes him 0.5 seconds to raise 30
kilograms of weights a vertical distance of 0.5 meters,
Which of these exerts the same power output? (Estimate g as 10 m/s2.)
A)
lifting 25 kilograms a distance of 2.4 meters in 2.0 seconds
B)
lifting 45 kilograms a distance of 2.4 meters in 3.0 seconds
o
leg pressing 45 kilograms a distance of 0.5 meters in 0,5 seconds
D)
bench pressing 30 kilograms a distance of 0.5 meter in 1.5 seconds
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