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Time (given force,displacement and power)
Formula
T
time
P
power
F
force
D
displacement
Formula description
Power is the rate at which work is performed or energy is converted. Work is also equal to the force acting on an object times its displacement.
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P
watt
atmosphere-cubic centimeter per minute
atmosphere-cubic centimeter per second
atmosphere-cubic foot per hour
atmosphere-cubic foot per minute
atmosphere-cubic foot per second
attowatt
BTU (International Table) per hour
BTU (International Table) per minute
BTU (International Table) per second
calorie (International Table) per second
calorie/hour (I.T.)
calorie/minute (I.T.)
centiwatt
cheval vapeur
clusec
deciwatt
dekawatt
dyne centimeter/hour
dyne centimeter/minute
dyne centimeter/second
electric horsepower
erg/hour
erg/minute
erg/second
exawatt
femtowatt
foot poundal/hour
foot poundal/minute
foot poundal/second
foot-pound-force per hour
foot-pound-force per minute
foot-pound-force per second
gigawatt
gram-force centimeter/hour
gram-force centimeter/minute
gram-force centimeter/second
hectowatt
horsepower (boiler)
horsepower (European electrical)
horsepower (Imperial electrical)
horsepower (Imperial mechanical)
horsepower (metric)
horsepower (electric)
horsepower (international)
horsepower (hydraulic, water)
inch ounce-force revolution/minute
joule/hour
joule/minute
joule/second
kilocalorie/hour (I.T.)
kilocalorie/minute (I.T.)
kilocalorie/second (I.T.)
kilogram-force meter/hour
kilogram-force meter/minute
kilogram-force meter/second
kilopond meter/hour
kilopond meter/minute
kilopond meter/second
kilowatt
liter-atmosphere per minute
liter-atmosphere per second
lusec
megajoule per year
megawatt
microwatt
million Btu/hour (I.T.)
milliwatt
nanowatt
newton meter/hour
newton meter/minute
newton meter/second
petawatt
pferdestarke
picowatt
poncelet
pound square foot/cubic second
square foot equivalent direct radiation
terawatt
ton of air conditioning
ton of refrigeration (Imperial)
ton of refrigeration (IT)
yoctowatt
yottawatt
zeptowatt
zettawatt
F
newton
atomic unit of force
attonewton
centinewton
decanewton
decigram-force
decinewton
dekagram-force
dekanewton
dyne
exanewton
femtonewton
giganewton
gram force
hectonewton
joule/meter
kilogram force; kilopond; grave-force
kilonewton
kip; kip-force
meganewton
megapond
micronewton
milligrave-force, gravet-force
millinewton
nanonewton
ounce force
petanewton
piconewton
pond
pound
pound force
poundal
sthene (mts unit)
ten kilonewton
teranewton
thousand kilograms force
thousand pounds force
ton-force
ton-force (long)
ton-force (metric)
ton-force (short)
yoctonewton
yottanewton
zeptonewton
zettanewton
D
meter
0.001 inch
0.1 foot (international)
0.1 inch
150 kilometers
32nd inch
50 kilometers
64th inch
a.u.of length(a.u.b)
angstrom
barrel per acre
braza (Texas)
centimeter
chain
chain (British chain (Benoit 1895 A))
chain (British chain (Benoit 1895 B)
chain (British chain (Sears 1922 truncated))
chain (British chain (Sears 1922))
chain (Clarke chain)
chain (Gunter's chain, Surveyor's chain)
chain (Ramsden chain, Engineer's chain)
chain (US survey chain)
cubic meter per square meter
cuerda
decimeter
dra (Russia)
Earth's distance from sun
Earth's equatorial radius
el (Dutch)
elle (Vienna)
estadio (Spain)
fathom
femtometer
foot (American modified)
foot (Beno?t)
foot (British foot (1865))
foot (British foot (1936))
foot (British foot (Benoit 1895 A))
foot (British foot (Benoit 1895 B))
foot (British foot (Sears 1922 truncated))
foot (British foot (Sears 1922))
foot (Clarke's; Cape) (H)
foot (France)
foot (Gold Coast foot)
foot (Indian foot (1937))
foot (Indian foot (1962))
foot (Indian foot (1975))
foot (Indian foot)
foot (International)
foot (royal foot)
foot (Scots foot)
foot (Sears)
foot (U.S. survey)
gallon per hundred square feet
gigameter
hectometer
inch (International)
inch (U.S. survey)
kilometer
light year (tropical)
light-day
light-hour
light-minute
light-second
link
link (British link (Benoit 1895 A))
link (British link (Benoit 1895 B))
link (British link (Sears 1922 truncated))
link (British link (Sears 1922))
link (Clarke link)
link (Gunter's; Surveyor's)
link (Ramsden's; Engineer's)
link (US survey link)
marathon
megameter
meter (German legal meter)
micrometer
micromicron
micron
mile (Britain, ancient)
mile (geographical)?
mile (international)
mile (Irish)
mile (nautical mile, Admiralty)
mile (nautical, international)
mile (nautical, UK nautical mile)
mile (nautical, US)
mile (Roman, ancient)
mile (Scottish)
mile (statute)
mile (tactical or data)
mile (telegraph)
mile (U.S. Survey)
millimeter
millimicron
million cubic feet per acre
nanometer
nanon
petameter
picometer
Planck length
point (Adobe)
point (Britain, US)
point (Didot; European)
point (PostScript)?
point (TeX)?
point?(American, English)
rod (international)
rod (US Survey)
tenth inch
terameter
yard (British yard (Benoit 1895 A))
yard (British yard (Benoit 1895 B))
yard (British yard (Sears 1922 truncated))
yard (British yard (Sears 1922))
yard (Clarke yard)
yard (Indian yard (1937))
yard (Indian yard (1962))
yard (Indian yard (1975))
yard (Indian yard)
yard (International)
yard (US Survey yard)
yoctometer
yottameter
zeptometer
zettameter
T
second
annum (sidereal year)
atomic unit of time
Callippic cycle
century
day
day (sidereal)
enneadecaeteris
half millisecond
helek
Hipparchic cycle
hour
hundred seconds
jiffy
jiffy (alternate)
ke (quarter of an hour)
ke (traditional)
lustre, lustrum
Metonic cycle, enneadecaeteris
microsecond
millennium
milliday
million years
millisecond
minute
moment
month (full)
month (Greg. av.)
month (hollow)
month (synodic)
nanosecond
octaeteris
picosecond
Planck time
quarter
shake
sigma
sixtieth second
Sothic cycle
svedberg
ten milliseconds
tenth second
week
year (Gregorian)
year (Julian)
year (sidereal)
year (tropical)
Precision
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Formula code
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T = F*D/P
T = F*D/P
T = F*D/P
T = F*D/P
T = F*D/P
T = \frac{F D}{P}
$T = $F*$D/$P
References
wikipedia: power.
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