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  1. I understanding the formula Power loss= I^2 R - Physics Forums

    Nov 19, 2008 · The power loss is given by I ^2 R where I is the current and R is the resitance. I know why these variables are in this equation. V = I R P = I V therefore, P = I² R What I don't understand is …

  2. Power equation using heat instead of work • Physics Forums

    Aug 28, 2021 · So the formula for power is Power = work / time. There's two types of energy transfers: heat and work. How do you calculate the power of something using heat energy in BTU/hr when BTU …

  3. Power Equation: Instantaneous vs Average Velocity - Physics Forums

    Feb 25, 2018 · How does this version of the power equation relate to physical situations? Does the value you get give you an instantaneous power? Or is the velocity to be taken as the average velocity (an …

  4. Understanding Power Formulas; When to use Them - Physics Forums

    Mar 16, 2016 · There are three Formulas for Power, ( P=IV, P=I^2R, P=V^2/R). Can someone tell me when to use the right forumlas?

  5. Given mass, distance, and time, calculate power - Physics Forums

    Sep 19, 2010 · Homework Statement How much power does a weightlifter expend when lifting a 50kg barbell a distance of 1.2m in a time interval of 1.5s? Homework Equations Power=work done/time …

  6. Equation for power required to overcome drag • Physics Forums

    Dec 12, 2022 · I Equation for power required to overcome drag electrodacus Dec 12, 2022 Drag Power

  7. When Vehicle Power Dictates Acceleration - Physics Forums

    Nov 18, 2018 · In this case, the equation can be rewritten as a = P/ (mv). With this new equation, assuming power and mass are constants, we can see that the acceleration is a function of velocity. …

  8. Energy loss, stopping power equation, - Physics Forums

    Jan 27, 2012 · The stopping power is influenced by the particle's energy and the medium it traverses, necessitating a specific model for accurate calculations. Clarification on integrating the stopping …

  9. Calculating Light Source Power from Photon ... - Physics Forums

    Nov 18, 2012 · The discussion focuses on estimating the power of a light source based on photon concentration and wavelength. The user seeks an equation to convert photon concentration …

  10. When to use P=I^2R, P=VI, P=V^2/R? • Physics Forums

    May 1, 2014 · P=I^2R is primarily used to calculate heat loss in a circuit, while P=VI and P=V^2/R can also be used depending on the available variables. To find power generated by a DC voltage source, …