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3 years ago

To calculate power, divide the amount of energy transferred by...?

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Fairly simple...the answer is time.

Power, as you should have learned in your class, is a rate; it needs to be multiplied by time to get the amount of energy

Thus, your answer...time.

To calculate power, divide the amount of energy transferred by time.

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