College Physics
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Force, Work & Power Relation:
- Force is defined as a push or pull capable of changing the state of rest or motion of an object. SI unit of Force is Newton (N).
- Work done on an object is the enrgy required by an object to be raised to height h from its initial position. Mathematically, W= (Force required to raise the object) in N (Height (h) lifted by the object) in m. SI Unit of Work is N.m or Joules (J).
- Power is defined as work done in one second in SI unit. Unit of Power is J/s, W (Watt) or in HP.
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