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3Solve and derive the unit for Power

Chemistry

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Mars2501 [29]3 years ago

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Answer:

Unit of power is watt

Explanation:

Power = rate of doing work

Power, P = W/t

Where

W is work done and t is time

The unit of work done is Joules and that of time is seconds.

Power, P = J/s

We know that, J/s = watts

Hence, the unit of power is watts.

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3Solve and derive the unit for Power​

3Solve and derive the unit for Power