Power Calculation - 3063kW Confirmed?

Brett bALL
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I have a force of 1017560 Newtons which moves
a distance of 1.505 metres in 0.5 seconds.

I calculate the power required to be 3063 kW.

Can anyone confirm this?
 
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Assuming that both the force and velocity is constant, yes you are correct.
 

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