if two people do the same amount of work on an object, does this mean they are equally as powerful? why or why not?

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Amelia Randolph

Physics

2 March, 07:16

if two people do the same amount of work on an object, does this mean they are equally as powerful? why or why not?

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Aniya Brewer · Answer 1

No, it just mean that they were working at the same rate of power on the object it doesn't show who more powerful than the other.

Adelyn Spence · Answer 2

[ Answer ]

No, they not equally powerful

[ Explanation ]

Just because they did the same amount of work, does not mean they are equally powerful. One person could have spent 5 hours on a project, but done just as much as the other person. The other person could have spent 3 hours on the same thing and have just as much work, but not be as powerful. It all depends on the quality of the work.

More Powerful: 1 person spends 2 hours on a 3 paragraph essay

Less Powerful: 1 person spends 35 minutes on a 3 paragraph essay

They both did the same thing, but the person that spent 2 hours on it is more powerful. This is true because even thought it was a 3 paragraph essay and the other person did the same essay, she put in much more time and effort, making her essay better quality and more powerful.

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