Is P =W/t =mgh/t correct? Because W=F*s so how can W=mgh/t be the value of W?

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Power is the rate of work, or work over time: P = W/t.
F=mg
W=F*s .....here 'F' is Force and 'S' is displacement.
W=mgh....here 'h' is displacement actually(S)

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Is P =W/t =mgh/t correct? Because W=F*s so how can W=mgh/t be the value of W?

Power is the rate of work, or work over time: P = W/t. F=mg W=F*s .....here 'F' is Force and 'S' is displacement. W=mgh....here 'h' is displacement actually(S)

Power is the rate of work, or work over time: P = W/t.
F=mg
W=F*s .....here 'F' is Force and 'S' is displacement.
W=mgh....here 'h' is displacement actually(S)