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Question Number 59104 by Forkum Michael Choungong last updated on 04/May/19
i want of ask in mechanics is this  possible??    power=((work done)/(time taken))  if power = p_w  , Work= W_d , and time=t  ⇒ p_w = (W_d /t)  but W_d = force(f)×distance(s)          W_d = fs  ⇒ p_w = ((f×s)/t)       p_w = f × (s/t)(distance/time)     p_w = f × velocity     but f=ma  p_w = m×a×v  rearranging  ⇒ p_(w ) = m×v×a        p_w = momentum(P)×Acceleration(a)  Power = momentum × Acceleration.  the momentum of a system is directly  propotional to the power of that system  but will have a minimum momentum  when accelerating.    what do you think?
iwantofaskinmechanicsisthispossible??power=workdonetimetakenifpower=pw,Work=Wd,andtime=tpw=WdtbutWd=force(f)×distance(s)Wd=fspw=f×stpw=f×st(distance/time)pw=f×velocitybutf=mapw=m×a×vrearrangingpw=m×v×apw=momentum(P)×Acceleration(a)Power=momentum×Acceleration.themomentumofasystemisdirectlypropotionaltothepowerofthatsystembutwillhaveaminimummomentumwhenaccelerating.whatdoyouthink?

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