What happens to power as speed increases?

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7 0

Well you know the formula is,

Power= Work/Time

So as time increases, Power Decreases, it's an inverse relationship.

Think about it like this, to have more "power" you have to be able to do a lot in a short amount of time, so by spending more time on something, your power decreases.

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