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Which equation is used to calculate electric power? P = I × V I = P – V P = V ÷ I V = I + P
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Which equation is used to calculate electric power?

P = I × V


I = P – V


P = V ÷ I


V = I + P

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Answer:

the power law equation (formula): P = I × V

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When googled, the answer I found was P=l *V (the first one listed)
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