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Which measures the amount of work you did? I don’t get it
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Which measures the amount of work you did?

I don’t get it

Which measures the amount of work you did? I don’t get it-example-1
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It is the second option. Because work is force * distance.
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Power is often measured in joules of work per second. The unit of measurement for power is the (W). One watt is equal to one joule of work done in one second. If an object does a large amount of work, its power is usually measured in units of 1000 watts, or kilowatts.

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