Physics, asked by kacchanismysempai544, 1 year ago

If we multiply volts times amps we get what?

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Answered by Anonymous

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We will get power.

power is rate of work done.

if volt is V , work =qV
and rate of work done =qV/t
So
P=V(q/t)
P=VI

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