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Since d''W'' = [[Force|F]] d[[distance|x]] and [[Velocity|v]] = dx / dt follows that:
Since d''W'' = [[Force|F]] d[[distance|x]] and [[Velocity|v]] = dx / dt follows that:
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P = F dx / dt = F v
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P = F
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dx / dt = F
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The usual units for power are [[Watts]] ( W = [[Joule|J]]/[[seconds|s]] ) and [[horsepower]] ( hp = 746 W )
The usual units for power are [[Watts]] ( W = [[Joule|J]]/[[seconds|s]] ) and [[horsepower]] ( hp = 746 W )
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