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Prove that p= F.V where f is force and v os the velocity of body

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Prove that P = F × V where F is Force and V is the velocity of the body

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Power is the rate of doing work in a given time

To prove the relationship P = F × V

We Know That,

\sf P = \dfrac{W}{T}

But \sf{ W = F \times s}

Now,

\longrightarrow \sf P = \dfrac{Fs}{t} \\ \\ \longrightarrow \sf P = F \times \dfrac{s}{t} \\ \\

\sf{Here}\begin{cases}\sf{W \longrightarrow Work \ Done}\\\sf{V \longrightarrow} Velocity \\ \sf{F \longrightarrow Force} \\ \sf{P \longrightarrow Power}\end{cases} \\ \\

\huge{\longrightarrow \ \boxed{\boxed{\sf P = FV}}}

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