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A grasshopper of mass 0.12 g jumps vertically. It uses its back legs over a time of 0.020s to jump, leaving the ground with a velocity of 3.0 ms.
What is the average power developed by the legs of the grasshopper?
A 9.0 x 10-'W
B
1.8 x 10-2W
с
2.7 x 10-2W
D 37 W

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