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If a person is putting in 500 J of work in a 25 second period, how much power are they producing?
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If a person is putting in 500 J of work in a 25 second period, how much power are they producing?
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P= work/time. the work here is 500J and the time is 25s. simply plug in the given info into the equation. 500J/25s. remember that the unit of power is watts. your answer is 20 watts. hope this helps !
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