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600N 3meter s 500N 2 meters Joule Watt Volt Learning Objective: 1.5 Application of power Learning Outcomes: State the meaning of power. State the unit of power. Calculate power on the work done. 1. State the meaning of power. Power is the rate of doing ____________. 2. Underline the correct S.I unit of power. 3. A worker moves a load of 500N over a distance of 2meters in 2 second. Using the formula above, the power is = Force x Distance Time = 500N x 2m 2s = 1000Nm 2s = 500W Sani pushes a wheelbarrow with a force of 600N over a distance of 3 meters in 15 seconds. Calculate the power using the same example given above. Power = Work done Time

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600N

3meters

500N 2 meters

Joule Watt Volt

Learning Objective: 1.5 Application of power

Learning Outcomes: State the meaning of power. State the unit of power. Calculate power on the work done.

1. State the meaning of power.

Power is the rate of doing ____________.

2. Underline the correct S.I unit of power.

3. A worker moves a load of 500N over a distance of 2meters in 2 second.

Using the formula above, the power is

= Force x Distance Time

= 500N x 2m 2s

= 1000Nm 2s

= 500W

Sani pushes a wheelbarrow with a force of 600N over a distance of 3 meters in 15 seconds. Calculate the power using the same example given above.

Power = Work doneTime

= Force x Distance Time

=

=

Power = Work doneTime

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Joule Watt Volt

Power = Work doneTime

600N

3meters

500N 2 meters

Learning Objective: 1.5 Application of power

Answer Scheme

1. State the meaning of power.

Power is the rate of doing work.

2. Underline the correct S.I unit of power.

3. A worker moves a load of 500N over a distance of 2meters in 2 second.

Using the formula above, the power is

= Force x Distance Time= 500N x 2m 2s= 1000Nm 2s= 500W

Sani pushes a wheelbarrow with a force of 600N over a distance of 3 meters in 15 seconds. Calculate the power using the same example given above.

Power = Work doneTime

= Force x Distance Time

= 600N x 3m 15s

= 1800Nm15s

= 120W