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Power is the rate at which work is done - i.e., at which energy is transferred. If you do work at a constant rate, then power doesn't change over time.
Power is the measure of Work Done in a given time.
Power = (quantity of work done) divided by (time to do it)
power = work/time
work=mass x gravity x height that's the answer for part a for part b about the power its just work/time therefore (mgh)/time is the answer for b
Yes; power= work/time, or work per time, measured in watts.
Power is the rate at which work is done - i.e., at which energy is transferred. If you do work at a constant rate, then power doesn't change over time.
'Power' is the rate of doing work.
Power = work/time So time = power/work and work = power x time.
Power = Work/Time Time = Work/Power Work = Power * Time See related links for a power calculator. Insert work and time to calculate power.
power is required to do work and work efficiancy is the ammount of time it takes to do work.
Work divided by time is power.
No, it has to be an alternating current in order to work
Power is the measure of Work Done in a given time.
Power = (quantity of work done) divided by (time to do it)
power = work/time
power is the work divided by time.