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A weightlifter lifts barbells from time t = 0 to t = 60 s. The amount of power that the weightlifter uses at t = 47.6 seconds is described as _____. average power work power raw power instantaneous power
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do you know the average power used from time t = 0 to t = 60 s? If you do, is it the same as the power at t = 47.6 seconds? If you do not, how could you assess whether the average is the same as the power at that instant? Does average power seem like a good answer choice? Do work power and raw power have definitions in your physics text? If the amount of power used varies with time, what would be a good term to describe the power used at a specific time?
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