You haven't told us what any of those letters represents.
I'm going to assume that ...
-- ' P ' = power
-- ' I ' = circuit current
-- ' V ' = circuit voltage
-- ' E ' = energy
-- ' t ' = time.
Now I'm ready to answer the question that I just invented.
P = I / V
V = P x I
Both of these are false statements, and can't be used to calculate anything.
P = I x V is the correct equation to calculate electrical power.
<em>E = P x t</em> is the correct equation to calculate electrical energy.
The value of v; initial velocity is determined as, v = h/t + gt.
<h3>What is initial velocity of an object?</h3>
The initial velocity of an object is the velocity of the object before the effect of acceleration, which causes the change of velocity.
h = vt - gt²
to solve for v (the initial velocity) we will make v the subject of the formula.
h + gt² = vt
divide both sides of the equation by t
h/t + gt = v
Thus, the value of v; initial velocity is determined as, v = h/t + gt.
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3.60 A = 3.60 coulombs of charge per second
(3.60 Coul/sec) x (15.3 sec) = 55.08 coulombs of charge
1 coulomb of charge is carried by 6.25 x 10^18 electrons
Number of electrons =
(55.08 Coul) x (6.25 x 10^18 e/coul) = <em>3.4425 x 10^20 electrons</em>
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The moment of the resultant of these two forces with respect to O 376 lb-ft CCW which is <span>about moment center point O.</span>
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