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In physics: Power = Work x Time • Work = Force x Distance • Force = Mass x Acceleration • Power = Mass x Acceleration x Distance x Time and Power = Energy / Time Power is usually measured in J/s (Joules per second) known as the Watt, but can also be measured in feet*pounds per second (ft*lbs/s) or Newtons*meters per second (N*m/s).



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In physics: Power = Work x Time • Work = Force x Distance • Force = Mass x Acceleration • Power = Mass x Acceleration x Distance x Time and Power = Energy / Time Power is usually measured in J/s (Joules per second) known as the Watt, but can also be measured in feet*pounds per second (ft*lbs/s) or Newtons*meters per second (N*m/s).



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How do you write unit of measure for power? - Answers

In physics: Power = Work x Time • Work = Force x Distance • Force = Mass x Acceleration • Power = Mass x Acceleration x Distance x Time and Power = Energy / Time Power is usually measured in J/s (Joules per second) known as the Watt, but can also be measured in feet*pounds per second (ft*lbs/s) or Newtons*meters per second (N*m/s).

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