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Use the free power from work calculator. Enter work (j), time (s) to get a result, with a formula and worked example.
This tool calculates power from work from Work (J), Time (s). Enter each quantity in its labelled field, then use the formula below to check the calculation.
work ÷ time
Applying the formula to these values gives 200 W.
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