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Physics, 16.04.2021 19:50 kjhgfcvb5761

Using a force of 12.0 Newtons, a student pulls a 50.0 Newton weight along the tabletop for a distance of 10.0 meters in 4.0 seconds. Compute the power developed by the student.
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