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What is the power of a toaster if it can perform 3500 j of work In 3 minutes
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What is the power of a toaster if it can perform 3500 j of work In 3 minutes

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Around 20 watts, or 19.4W exactly

Step-by-step explanation:

to calculate the power in a time frame you use
Joules/Time(Seconds) = W (your power)

So, we take 3500 joules / 3min (180sec)
3500/180 = 19.4W, if your question asks you to round up/down, round up to 20W of power! good luck!

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