Discuss the factors that are used to determine power.

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<span>The factors that are used to determine power are:
Voltage,current and the power factor.

</span><span>Power = Voltage x Current x K
Watts = Volts x Amps x Power Factor</span>

posledela4 years ago

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Answer : current , voltage and resistance

Explanation: Three factors are used to power.

Current , voltage and resistance

When we find the power then we need the voltage, current and resistance.

We use the ohm's law and find the power

Firstly we will use the ohm's law

$V = I \times R$

Now, the power is

$P = I\times V$ ...(i)

Put the value of V in equation (i)

$P = I^{2}\times R$

This is the formula of power and factors of the power is current , voltage and resistance. Watt is the unit of power.

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