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A car engine provides a motive force of 700N when the car is moving at its top speed of 40ms1 How much work does the car engine do in each second What is the engines power output help?
Tiptop26
Work= F x d
= 700 x 40
=28000
Power = work / time
if you want to convert this to horse power:
1HP = 745 Watts
from the data that you have provided the hp is around 37
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