Physics, asked by jeenieluvs, 1 month ago

which of the following is correct
1)p=w/t
2)p=f.v
3)p=mgh/t
4)all of these​

Answers

Answered by nirman95
4

All of the above equations are correct ✔️.

Detailed Discussion:

  • Power is defined as rate of doing work, so the formula is : P = Work/Time = W/T

  • Power can be medically derived as the scalar product of force vector and velocity vector. So, P = F × v

  • Also, when and operator does work and moves a body of mass m from the ground to height h , the power will be : P = work/time = mgh/t.

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Answered by aryan1726
0

All of the above equations are correct ✔️.

Detailed Discussion:

  • Power is defined as rate of doing work, so the formula is : P = Work/Time = W/T
  • Power can be medically derived as the scalar product of force vector and velocity vector. So, P = F × v
  • Also, when and operator does work and moves a body of mass m from the ground to height h , the power will be : P = work/time = mgh/t.

Hope it helps you

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