Work done and power

Apply a force over a distance in a set time to see the work done in joules and the power in watts.

Works in metric or imperial units.

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What is one watt?

A rate of energy transfer of one joule every second.

What formula does it use?

Work = force × distance moved in the direction of the force; power = work ÷ time.

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