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A car of mass 1365 kg has four 12.5 kg wheels of radius 0.38 m. Suppose that the car i moving horizontally at a constant speed. Approximately what percentage of the car's total kinetic energy is accounted for by the kinetic energy of the wheels? Treat the wheels as uniform disks with

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