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An aircraft weighs 45,000 N (10,117 lb) and requires 597 kW (800 thp) to fly straight and level at a speed of 80 m/s (179 mph). If the engine is capable of developing a maximum power of 1193 kW (1600 bhp) and the propeller efficiency for climbing is 75%, what is the rate of climb for maximum power in fpm

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