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Power

Power
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🎯 Learning Objectives

  • Students will understand power as rate of energy transfer
  • Students will calculate power from work and time
  • Students will distinguish average and instantaneous power

🧠 Core Concepts

  • Power: rate of doing work
  • P = W/t (work per unit time)
  • Power is measured in watts
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