Answer to Question #315414 in Physics for Audrey

Question #315414

You use 8,000 joules of energy climbing a hill. The climb takes you 50 seconds. How much power did you exert?

Expert's answer

The power is given by

"P=\\frac{W}{t}=\\rm \\frac{8000\\: J}{50\\: s}=160\\: W"

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