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How do you solve this power/energy problem?

A crane is lifting a mass of 1235 kg directly upward with negligible frictionIf it takes 14 seconds to lift the mass 34 meters, and the engines power output is 4500 watts, what is the work done by the crane? Use energy calculations and the equation P(watts) ?W / ?t.

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the force is 1235kg x g , using 9.8 for g we get 12103N: The work is: 12103N x 34m 411.5kJ, since this happend in 14 seconds the power about 29kW, If the engines power output is only 4.5kW then I used the wrong value for g, Is this crane on the moon? the numbers just about work for the moon.
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