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Change: rockblimbrockclimb at a slow rate, your power will be slow, but if you rockclimb at a faster rate then your power will increase.Image: This picture shows a woman walking and running up the stairs. The work is the same, but more power is needed to do it faster.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 186)

Change: F= 100 Newtons T= 3 Seconds P= (25m)(100N)/3 sec P= 833.33 Watts Everyday Example: Walking up the stairs Image: This picture shows a woman walking and running up the stairs. The work is the same, but more power is needed to do it faster. More aboutAbout powerPower   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 165)

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Change:  metersF= 100 Newtons T= 3 Seconds P= (25m)(100N)/3 sec P= 833.33 Watts Everyday Example: Walking up the stairs Image: This picture shows a woman walking and running up the stairs. The work is the same, but more power is needed to do it faster. More about power   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 151)

Change:  Sample Problem:Calculate the Power if:It takes 3 seconds to move a 100 Newton object 25 meters.W=F*DP=W/T D= 25 metersF= 100 Newtons T= 3 Seconds P= (25m)(100N)/3 sec P= 833.33 Watts Everyday Example: Walking up the stairs and running up the stairsImage:   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 86)

Change: watts (W). Sample Problem:Calculate the Power if:It takes 3 seconds to move a 100 Newton object 25 meters.W=F*DP=W/T D= 25 metersF= 100 Newtons T= 3 Seconds P= (25m)(100N)/3 sec P= 833.33 Watts Everyday Example: Pushing a box up a ramp!Image:   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 88)

Change: watts (W). Example 1:Calculate the Power if:It takes 3 seconds to move a 100 Newton object 25 meters.W=F*D W=Work, F=Force, D=DistanceP=W/T P=Power, W=Work, T=TimeD= 25 metersF= 100 Newtons T= 3 Seconds P= (25m*100N)/3(25m)(100N)/3 sec P= 833.33 Watts Example 2:   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 81)

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