Physics, asked by monikaagarwal, 1 year ago

what is the si unit of power

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Answered by ShanAgrawal

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The SI unit of Power is WATTS......

Answered by Anonymous

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Hey mate

The SI unit of power is WATT.

Power is defined as worked done \ time taken.

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