(All Steps) A kite is flying 500 ft above the ground. The string weighs 1/16 oz per foot and is stretched in a straight line at 45 degrees to the ground. How
Question: A kite is flying 500 ft above the ground. The string weighs 1/16 oz per foot and is stretched in a straight line at 45 degrees to the ground. How much work is being done by the wind in lifting the kite from the ground level up to its flying position?
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