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What would we need to know to calculate both work and power? energy, force, and time force, distance, and time force, mass, and distance mass, force, and energy
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Do you know the answer to this a-d
a-d what?
\[Work=force * distance\]\[Power=\frac{work}{time}\]So which answer do you think is correct?
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B. Force distance and time. For those who don't know.
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