A bull pulls a plough with constant force of 200N along a field through a distance of 10m in 10s. What is the power of bull?

we have to find out the work done in order to find the power since power is the amount of joules spent every second

work done by the bull = Force * Displacement

work done = 200 N * 10 m

work done = 2000 Nm or  2000 j

since we know that the bull spent the 2000 j in 10 seconds,

we will find the amount of energy spent in a second:

power = work done / time

power = 2000 / 10

power = 200 W

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