Chapter 9: Q.60 (page 230)
A firefighter needs to climb the stairs of a -tall building while carrying a backpack filled with gear. How much power does he need to reach the top in ?
Short Answer
The power need to reach the top inis
Chapter 9: Q.60 (page 230)
A firefighter needs to climb the stairs of a -tall building while carrying a backpack filled with gear. How much power does he need to reach the top in ?
The power need to reach the top inis
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