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Answer 1 · 2017-10-10T19:04:31

Let's see.

You need the formula #rarr#

#P=W/t=(F.S)/t=(mgh)/t#.

Here, #m=475kg#, #g=9.8ms^(-2)#, #h=10m# & #t=24s#.

Substituting everything in the formula we get,

#P=(475xx9.8xx10)/24W#

#:.P=1939.58W#.

So,the power required to do the aforementioned work is #1939.58# watts. (Answer).