Elements Of Electromagnetics
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F = 1200(1- kt2) N
Where k =8
So,
F = 1200(1- 8t2) N
Velocity (v) = 7t m/s
Now,
Power (P) = Force x Velocity = F x v
(P) = 1200(1- 8t2) x 7t
(P) = Watt
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