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There are two likely calculus applications of this problem. Both differential calculus and basic vector operations can be used to solve for power in a scenario, depending on how a problem is defined. Power is the dot-product of a force vector and a velocity vector and... Power is a change in energy over time, or in differential terms: dE/dt If you were given a function that defined a system's energy with respect to time, you could derive it to find a function for that system's power output. If you were given a force vector and a velocity vector and asked to find the total power applied to the system, you could take the dot product of the two vectors to find this. Or, if you are not taking a calculus approach to it: Average power is simply energy divided by time The magnitude of power given a force and velocity can be found with the formula: P=F*v*cos(theta) Where F is the magnitude of the force v is the magnitude of the velocity theta is the angle between the two quantities.
When you have gone far enough in math to where you can handle some integral calculus, you'll be able to derive that formula for yourself in about three lines.
Many things are taken into consideration when designing cars. Among them are air flow, weight to power ratios and acceleration curves. These are all calculated using calculus and higher math.
xx + sincos
not calculus
Dr norman invented the power juicer
Power steering was invented in 1926
Power is a natural thing it was not invented by anybody. Natural things can not be invented only discovered.
If a plant cell lacks energy but has plenty of reducing power, it is likely to undergo photosynthesis. Photosynthesis requires reducing power (in the form of NADPH) to drive the conversion of carbon dioxide into sugars.
Since power = voltage2/resistance, reducing the resistance will increase the power of the circuit. Incidentally, power is not 'consumed'; it's energy that's consumed.
It was invented by windmills
Power saws were invented in 1777 in England by Samuel Miller.
Yes it is. It is reducing the need for electricity, reusing the sun's energy and recycling in as well.
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Power steering was invented by Francis W. Davis in 1951.