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physics [2022/10/22 23:07] – [Physics] jhagstrandphysics [2023/01/11 08:11] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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   * force   * force
   * efficiency - a percentage: (output/input) * 100   * efficiency - a percentage: (output/input) * 100
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 +$ m\cdot s^{-2} $
  
 Units of measure Units of measure
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 | energy | the potential to do work | | joule | scalar | | energy | the potential to do work | | joule | scalar |
 | work   | the amount of energy spend to do some work | | joule | scalar | | work   | the amount of energy spend to do some work | | joule | scalar |
-| speed  | movement | | m/s | mph, kph | +| power  | the rate at which work is done | joules per second  || | 
-| acceleration | increasing speed |$\frac{m|{s^2}$|$ m\cdot s^{-2} $|+ 
 +| speed  | movement | | $m/s| mph, kph | 
 +| acceleration | increasing speed |$ m/s^2$||$ \frac{m}{s} \nicefrac{m}{s} m/s $ |
 | force  | a push or pull to produce acceleration | 1 kg⋅m/s^2 | Newman | scalar |  | force  | a push or pull to produce acceleration | 1 kg⋅m/s^2 | Newman | scalar | 
 | power  | the rate at which work is done | mass * distance / time | Nm/s | Watts, HP | | power  | the rate at which work is done | mass * distance / time | Nm/s | Watts, HP |
 | mass   | | | | mass   | | |
 | weight | | | | weight | | |
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 +https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_System_of_Units
  
 Newton is a unit of force, not power, but 1 horsepower = 746 Nm / sec. Newton is a unit of force, not power, but 1 horsepower = 746 Nm / sec.
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