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Kelly Gentry
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26 August, 19:27
How do you calculate elecrical power?
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Allan Santana
26 August, 19:31
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By ohm's law and v=IR
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Kaylah Benson
26 August, 19:39
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Appreciated it if you mark me brainliest!
Answer:
The formula P = U I
Explanation:
Power is usually defined as energy divided by time, P=E/t so energy is power times the time.
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