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Sidney Hunter
15 April, 14:37
How is power defined
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Sylvia Holloway
15 April, 15:46
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Power is defined as the amount of work done per time taken or u can say that power is the energy over time taken.
basically p=energy / time taken
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Jaydon Wade
15 April, 18:12
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Power is the work done per second ...
p=w/t
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