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What's the equation of power A: Power=work/distance B: Power= speed/energy C: Power=speed/distance
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What's the equation of power
A: Power=work/distance
B: Power= speed/energy
C: Power=speed/distance
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None of the choices is correct.
Power = work/time
or
energy/time
or
(force) x (speed).
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