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Answer 1

Power is the capability or ability to perform any action or work in a particular way.In physics, power is the rate of doing work, the amount of energy transferred per unit time. 
Power is a scalar quantity because it has magnitude but no direction. The SI unit of power is Joule per second (J/s) or watt which was named in the honour of James Watt a great inventor who invented steam engine. Power is denoted by capital P.
Here are the some base as well as derivative from base quantity.

Base Unit -
watt

Derivatives-
P= V×I where V is voltage and I is current.
P= F×V where F is force and v is velocity.
P= E/t. where E is energy and t is time.

Rate of doing work also depends upon power, if there will be more power, rate of doing work will be also more.

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Answer 2

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the rate of doing work is called power .it is a scalar quantity..

power= work/time.


p= f . v

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unit of power is watt.
some others unit of power.

1 kilowatt= 10power 3watt.

1 megawatt= 10 power 6 watt.

1 horse power =10power 6 watt.


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