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A car of mass M moves up an inclined road making an angle `theta` with the horizontal with constant speed `nu`. If `mu` is the coefficient of friction between the tyre of the car and the road, show that the power of the engine of the car is `P = nu Mg (sin theta + mu cos theta)`.

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