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If you are given force and distance, you can determine power if you know (2 points)

joules

energy

time

watts
Answer isn't joules or energy :/

User Lucho
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Answer:

Time

Step-by-step explanation:

I agree that it isnt joules or energy, so then it would be between time and watts. And if we think about it logically watts wouldnt do much to propel it forward. So the only logical answer would be time.

Hope this helped!

User Havier
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Answer:

The answer is time

Step-by-step explanation:

So when youre given force and distance, you can determine work done

Work Done = Force × Distance travelled in the

direction of the force

Since Power = Work Done/ Time

when you know work done, and you want to find power, you will need time.

Because you have work done already, you dont need energy. Though you can use energy and time to find work too. The alternative formula for Power would be:

Power = Energy Converted/Time

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