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Explain how power is determined within the context of electricity/circuitry.

Explain how power is determined within the context of electricity/circuitry.
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Explain how power is determined within the context of electricity/circuitry.

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In the context of electricity the equation for power would be as follows:

V*I=W
The V stands for voltage. The I stands for current. The W stands for power.
The reason why power is symbolized by "W" is because it was named after James Watts.

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