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This is for Science, and it would really help if someone could help ☺♥
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This is for Science, and it would really help if someone could help ☺♥
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Power = (work done) / (time to do the work)
= (600 joules) / (4 seconds)
= (600 / 4) joules/second
= 150 joules per second
= 150 watts
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