The ability to cause change is defined as:

A) force and is measured in newtons (N)

B) power and is measured in watts

C) energy and is measured in joules (J)

D) impulse and is measured in newton-seconds

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Emmett Haynes

Physics

18 September, 07:55

The ability to cause change is defined as:

A) force and is measured in newtons (N)

B) power and is measured in watts

C) energy and is measured in joules (J)

D) impulse and is measured in newton-seconds

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Ariana Proctor · Answer 1

The question is poorly written.

ALL of the choices cause a change in something.

A). Force causes a change in velocity.

B). and C). Power and energy cause changes requiring work.

D). Impulse causes a change in momentum.

The ability to cause change is defined as:A) force and is measured in newtons (N)B) power and is measured in wattsC) energy and is measured in joules (J)D) impulse and is measured in newton-seconds

The ability to cause change is defined as:

A) force and is measured in newtons (N)

B) power and is measured in watts

C) energy and is measured in joules (J)

D) impulse and is measured in newton-seconds