Physics, asked by Nir332, 11 months ago

power in terms of vector​

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Answered by MrPrinceX
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Hy here is your Ans...

  • Power is energy (or work) per unit time. Time is not considered a vector quantity, and neither is energy or work — work isn't directional. So power is the ratio of two scalar quantities, and is thus scalar, not vector. Work is the dot product of two vector quantities — force and distance moved.
Answered by muralikonada
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power is energy (or work) per unit time

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