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If a force of 2 N is being applied to an object that is moving with a constant velocity of 3 m/s, what is the average power that is being delivered to the object? O Cannot be determined O 19.6) O 6 Watts
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If a force of 2 N is being applied to an object that is moving with a constant velocity of 3 m/s, what is the average power that is being delivered to the object? O Cannot be determined O 19.6) O 6 Watts 0.66) O 2N

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6Watts
P=W/t but Work=Fs so Fs/t but s/t=v therefore,P=Fv=2*3=6watts
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