P = F x D / T formula

[Cassidy Drake]

This was mentioned at the end of a class of mine today, yet I cannot find it in my texts, could someone just let me know the basic breakdown of this? Thanks

[Neal Winkler]

Power = Force X Distance / Time

Work = Force X Distance

Therefore,

Power = Work / Time

Also,

Velocity = Distance / Time

Therefore,

Power = Force X Velocity

[Cassidy Drake]

Thank you very much.

[Mike ODonnell]

Force = Mass x Acceleration

Just thought I would find something else to chip in with....

[Scott Kustes]

Velocity = (change in distance)/(change in time)

[Dave Van Skike]

Originally Posted by Cassidy Drake

This was mentioned at the end of a class of mine today, yet I cannot find it in my texts, could someone just let me know the basic breakdown of this? Thanks

What you shoudl have learned is the essential formula of business.

S=P-E.

Satisfaction equals Performance minus expectations. Keep performance steady while steadily lowering expectations and the consumer will be satisfied. The old microsoft adage,

If the sun is blotted out, declare darkness the "industry standard"