Calculate Engine Power with Speed & Water Resistance

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I have following parameters

steady speed = 4ms-1
Water Resistance = 4000 N

Can we find out the power of engine with above parameters? If yes, then how please.


thanks in advance
 
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Power = Resistance x Velocity
4000x4
16Kw
 
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