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Could 2 students do different amounts of work and have the same power, why?
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Could 2 students do different amounts of work and have the same power, why?

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Power is defined as Work / Time

P1 = P2 = W1 / T1 = W2 / T2 W1 and W2 are not necessarily the same Power expended depends on both work input over a unit of time

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