Physics, asked by keerthi37, 1 year ago

What is power and SI unit and derived universal law of gravitation

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Answered by navneet35

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power is the rate of doing work and its SI unit is watt or joule per second

Answered by Anonymous

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It's simply power is what it is a rate of doing work and it unit is watt and joule per second

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