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Physics, 02.05.2021 02:30 KMyers

It is estimated that 7*10^ 6 kg of water pours over the Niagara Falls every second . If the falls are 50 m high , and if all the energy of the falling water could be harnessed, what power would be available? (g=10N/kg)​

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