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15 July, 19:01

It took 3.3 s for a student to move a 6.4 N chair a distance of 10.7 m. How much power did she use?

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  1. 15 July, 22:33
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    = 20.75 Watts or 20.75 J/s

    Explanation:

    Power is given by the formula;

    Power = work done/time

    But; work done = Force * distance

    Therefore;

    Work done = 6.4 N * 10.7 m

    = 68.48 Nm

    Thus;

    Power = 68.48 Nm / 3.3 s

    = 20.75 Watts or 20.75 J/s
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