In scientific terms, how is power related to work? A.Power is the ability to do work.


B.Power is the force of work over a certain distance.


C.Power is the rate at which work is accomplished.


D.Power is the energy supplied in a force.

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Answer 1
Answer: C. the rate at which work is done. hope i helped!

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a force that does not involve physical contact between two objects ic called field force.

a force that does not involve physical contact between two objects ic called field force.

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When air particles bunch up, it's called a compression-rarefaction.
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Answer:

C. quadratic

Explanation:

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Two identical beakers with the same volume of water are placed on each pan of a double-pan balance. A steel ball is suspended from a string and submerged in the water of one of the containers. A hollow plastic ball of the same volume is submerged in the water of the other container and fastened to the bottom of the beaker by a string. Will the balance move, and if so in which direction?

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Answer:

The pan having beakers with steel ball will go down.

Explanation:

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