Difference between power and energy in terms of physics
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Power, in the electrical sense, is a quantity of electricity at a given moment. It can be calculated by multiplying a voltage rating by an amperage rating (P=IV).
Energy, however, adds time to the equation. It's essentially how much power is used in a given amount of time. It can be calculated by multiplying quantity of power by a period of time (E=Pt).
Power, in the electrical sense, is a quantity of electricity at a given moment. It can be calculated by multiplying a voltage rating by an amperage rating (P=IV).
Energy, however, adds time to the equation. It's essentially how much power is used in a given amount of time. It can be calculated by multiplying quantity of power by a period of time (E=Pt).
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the capacity to do work called energy
the rate of doing work called power .
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