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===About Power===
 
===About Power===
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: The [[unit]] of [[power]] is the [[Watt]].
 
: [[Power]] is how quickly [[energy]] is [[Energy Transfer|transferred]] from one [[Energy Store|store]] into another.
 
: [[Power]] is how quickly [[energy]] is [[Energy Transfer|transferred]] from one [[Energy Store|store]] into another.
 
: [[Energy Transfer]]ed is the same as [[Work Done]], so [[power]] is also the rate of [[Work Done|work done]].
 
: [[Energy Transfer]]ed is the same as [[Work Done]], so [[power]] is also the rate of [[Work Done|work done]].
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Where:
 
Where:
: P = Power
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: E = Energy Transferred = W = Work Done
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P = Power
: t = Time
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E = [[Energy Transfer]]red = W = [[Work Done]]
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t = Time
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==Key Stage 4==
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===Meaning===
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[[Power]] is the rate of [[Energy Transfer]]/[[Work Done]].
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===About Power===
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: The [[SI Unit]] of [[power]] is the [[watt]].
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===Equations===
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:<math>Power = \frac{Work Done}{Time}</math>
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:<math>P = \frac{W}{t}</math>
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Where:
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P = Power
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E = [[Energy Transfer]]red = W = [[Work Done]]
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t = Time
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:<math>Power = Current |times PotentialDifference</math>
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:<math>P = IV</math>
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Where:
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P = Power
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I = [[Electrical Current|Current]]
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V = [[Potential Difference]]

Revision as of 16:22, 2 February 2019

Key Stage 3

Meaning

Power is the rate of Energy Transfer.

About Power

The unit of power is the Watt.
Power is how quickly energy is transferred from one store into another.
Energy Transfered is the same as Work Done, so power is also the rate of work done.

Equation

\[Power = \frac{Energy Transferred}{Time}\] \[P = \frac{E}{t}\]

\[Power = \frac{Work Done}{Time}\] \[P = \frac{W}{t}\]

Where:

P = Power

E = Energy Transferred = W = Work Done

t = Time

Key Stage 4

Meaning

Power is the rate of Energy Transfer/Work Done.

About Power

The SI Unit of power is the watt.

Equations

\[Power = \frac{Work Done}{Time}\] \[P = \frac{W}{t}\]

Where:

P = Power

E = Energy Transferred = W = Work Done

t = Time

\[Power = Current |times PotentialDifference\] \[P = IV\]

Where:

P = Power

I = Current

V = Potential Difference