How is velocity related to power?
a.
Power = Force / Average velocity
c.
Power = Force X Average velocity
b.
Power = Time / Average velocity
d.
Power = Time X Average velocity

Question

How is velocity related to power?
a.
Power = Force / Average velocity
c.
Power = Force X Average velocity
b.
Power = Time / Average velocity
d.
Power = Time X Average velocity

warriorz13 · Answer

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warriorz13 · Answer

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ipwnbunnies · Answer

Power is work done over a period of time.
$$P = \frac{Fd}{t}$$

ipwnbunnies · Answer

Distance over time is speed, but we can use velocity in this case. I used the wrong term. Replace distance with displacement.

ipwnbunnies · Answer

Since (d/t) is speed, we can rewrite the formula for power.
$$P = Fv$$

warriorz13 · Answer

soooo. A,B,C,D

anonymous · Answer

I think its B Power= Average Velocity * Time. I used to take Aerodynamics and Physics class

ipwnbunnies · Answer

...Use your head man.

ipwnbunnies · Answer

Average velocity times time is the displacement...

warriorz13 · Answer

Ok not never good at this stuff

ipwnbunnies · Answer

I gave you the answer. Power is work per unit time. P = Fd/t = Fv

warriorz13 · Answer

ty

anonymous · Answer

Sorry its C Power= Force * Average Velocity just checked through some old papers