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a Jeep is driving down a road at 75.0 mph. the engine is producing 45.5 hp...

a Jeep is driving down a road at 75.0 mph. the engine is producing 45.5 hp to maintain this speed. a) what is the force of the combined air and road resistance to the Jeep in Newton’s? b) convert this force to pounds

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