Power is work over time.

We can solve for work by using F*d

Now solve for power:
Answer:
Intensity of a wave is Power per unit area.
Explanation:
The intensity of wave is defined as the power per unit area in the direction of motion of wave i.e.

Also, the intensity of a wave is directly proportional to the square of its amplitude. Let a is the amplitude of a wave. So,

The SI unit of power is watt and the SI unit of area is m². So, the SI unit of intensity is W/m². Hence, the correct option is (a) "Intensity of a wave is Power per unit area".
Answer:
Explanation:
simple, just use F = ma
assume that the acceleration is any positive value <em>a</em>
The force F must accelerate both sleds
F = (2m + m)<em>a</em>
The force T must accelerate the rear sled
T = m<em>a</em>
T/F = m<em>a</em>/3m<em>a</em> = 1/3
Newtons first law states "an object at rest will stay at rest while an object in motion will remain in motion" im confused as to what you are asking for but heres an example.
a car traveling at a speed of 35mph coming up to a stop sign has to slow down to a stop it cant stop instantly thats the same for it accelerating.