Question

whats the relationship bettween power and velocity?

Answer 1

The way I visualize it is to imagine a force acting on a particle for a particular amount of time--say 1 second.

The work done on the particle is Force × the distance it moved.

Power is work/time, so that is:
P = (force × distance) / time

But that's the same as:
P = force × (distance / time)

And since (distance / time) = speed,
P = force × speed

Answer 2

Using equations
P=W/t
W=Fd
P=Fd/t
P= F*(d/t)
P=Fv

Answer 3

in the future please post in the proper section. This is more of a physics question, and though you got a good answer here, it's more organized if we post things in the right place.

Answer 4

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