The blade on a snowplow turns the wet snow through an angle of 120° but off to one side at 30°. If the snow has a densit

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The blade on a snowplow turns the wet snow through an angle of 120° but off to one side at 30°. If the snow has a densit

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The blade on a snowplow turns the wet snow through an angle of 120° but off to one side at 30°. If the snow has a density of 500 kg/m2, what power is needed to move the blade at 40 mi/h if it scoops snow that is 15- cm deep and 3-m wide?
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