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07-11-2007, 07:22 AM
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I couldn't really understand the calculations you have done, and I am not a physics major, but would that be an instantaneous value (0.000002%) requiring multiplication by time factor?
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The time factor would come into account if we were looking for the power required to accellerate to 60mph. Energy/time = power. I simplified the problem by only concidering the energy required. I believe this is a valid way to model this situation...but there may be an error in my calc... 
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