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piisexactly3
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A problem I thought would be very simple, but can't seem to get very far with.
Taking equations from textbook: Fv = P . Nope because velocity is 0 however power cannot be 0.
Using suvat: W = Fs , s = ut + .5gt^t , therefore P = Fgt/2 , this seems like the equation for how power would increase as an object falls but not the power supplied to keep it suspended which I imagine would be constant with time.
So there it is, leaving me very fustrated as it seems like it must be really simple.
Taking equations from textbook: Fv = P . Nope because velocity is 0 however power cannot be 0.
Using suvat: W = Fs , s = ut + .5gt^t , therefore P = Fgt/2 , this seems like the equation for how power would increase as an object falls but not the power supplied to keep it suspended which I imagine would be constant with time.
So there it is, leaving me very fustrated as it seems like it must be really simple.