Cuánto tiempo tarda un motor cuya potencia es 15• 10 elevado a 4(W), en realizar trabajo de 3,75 •10 elevado a 4 (J)
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We can use the formula for work, which is: Work = Power × Time We are given the power (15 × 10^4 W) and the work (3.75 × 10^4 J), so we can solve for the time: 3.75 × 10^4 J = (15 × 10^4 W) × Time Now, we can divide both sides by (15 × 10^4 W) to isolate the Show more…
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