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A horizontal force of magnitude 10.5 N pushes a box along a horizontal floor at a constant speed of 5.09 m/s. The velocity of the box and the force are in the same direction. what is the power suplied
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A horizontal force of magnitude 10.5 N pushes a box along a horizontal floor at a constant speed of 5.09 m/s. The velocity of the box and the force are in the same direction. what is the power suplied by this force?

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Power = Force x velocity

Power = 10.5 N x 5.09 m/s = 53.445 W

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