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A train of mass `2xx10^(5)` kg has a constant speed of 20 `ms^(-1)` up a hill inclined at `theta=sin^(-1)((1)/(50))` to the horizontal when the engine is working at `8xx10^(5)` W. Find the resistance to motion of the trian. (Take ,g=9.8 `ms^(-2)`).

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