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120 j of work in 2 seconds. how much power did you use?
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120 j of work in 2 seconds. how much power did you use?
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120 j of work in 2 seconds. how much power did you use?
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Power = (work) / (time)
= (120 J) / (2 sec)
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60 watts
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