Physics, asked by sumanpal08182, 18 days ago

how is power related to force applied on an object and the resulting velocity of the object

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Answered by vinuvisu12

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Answer:

power =(force× displacement) /time.

Answered by 0050ashwani

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Answer:

power =(force× displacement) /time.

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