Are you 100% sure that you need to calculate the POWER and not the WORK (or ENERGY)?
Energy in the jump is easy to compute.
Power is not because that involves knowing time because power is rate of energy per unit time.
We can compute the time of the jump and that sort of could be used as the time, but that seems a bit complicated for a simple physics question like this.
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I'd love to calculate this, however it has been years since I've solved this type of physics problem. I'd have to spend a few minutes refreshing my memory.
its a bank holiday im not fcking doing thisfuck you matti dont like matt
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