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A 100-newton object is lifted 100 meters in 100 seconds. What is the power generated in this situation?

A 100-newton object is lifted 100 meters in 100 seconds. What is the power generated in this situation?
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A 100-newton object is lifted 100 meters in 100 seconds. What is the

power generated in this situation?

User Micah Elliott
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Power equation: Work / time

Work = F * distance
W = 100N * 100

10000 / 100 = 100

The power generated is 100 watts.
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