show that power =force x velocity
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Since power is measure of how energy changes over time, we can write
P=E/t
We know that work (W) = energy by the work-energy theorem. So we can write
P=W/t
Since W=F•D (force x displacement), we have
P=F•D/t
"Displacement/time" is another way of saying "velocity", and so we are led to the result:
P=F•v
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P=E/t
We know that work (W) = energy by the work-energy theorem. So we can write
P=W/t
Since W=F•D (force x displacement), we have
P=F•D/t
"Displacement/time" is another way of saying "velocity", and so we are led to the result:
P=F•v
mark me brainliest if correct
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hey, here is ur answer...
we know that, velocity = distance/time...
and, we also know that, power = workdone/time..
power = force.distance/time.....
so, power = force.velocity......
plzz mark it as brainliest....
we know that, velocity = distance/time...
and, we also know that, power = workdone/time..
power = force.distance/time.....
so, power = force.velocity......
plzz mark it as brainliest....
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