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rodikova [14]
4 years ago
11

Work and power are different because

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2 answers:
pochemuha4 years ago
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It's letter d ..............
NeTakaya4 years ago
4 0
Work and power are different because <span>work involves force and distance while power involves force and velocity.</span>
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