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If we know the force, the distance, and the time we can calculate A. only power. B. work and power. C. only work. D. neither work or power.

If we know the force, the distance, and the time we can calculate A. only power. B. work and power. C. only work. D. neither work or power.
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If we know the force, the distance, and the time we can calculate

A. only power.
B. work and power.
C. only work.
D. neither work or power.

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User Everick
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B is the correct answer

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User Christian G
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B. work and power.
.
work = force x distance
power = work / time
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