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K.e = 1/2 mv²

so , m = 120kg and V = 20m/s;

K.e = 60* 400= 24000J

2. energy supplied = mgh

= 100*9.8 *4 = 3920J

power = work done /time

= mgh/time = 600*9.8*3/3 = 600 * 9.8 = 5880J/s

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