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In [[physics]], power is the rate of [[work]] done per unit [[time]]. In [[electricity]], power is the product of [[voltage]] and [[current]]. Both of these are expressed in [[Watt]]s.
 
In [[physics]], power is the rate of [[work]] done per unit [[time]]. In [[electricity]], power is the product of [[voltage]] and [[current]]. Both of these are expressed in [[Watt]]s.
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In [[mathematics]], a power of a number is the result of [[exponentiation]] - multiplying that number by itself a specified number of times.
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In [[mathematics]], a power of a number is the result of [[exponentiation]] - multiplying a number by itself a specified number of times.
 
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