Is the time derivate of force equal to the position derivative power?

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highschoolstudent454
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Is this wrong?
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It is quite nonsensical.
 
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highschoolstudent454 said:
Is the time derivate of force equal to the position derivative power?
For a varying force applied at constant speed, yes.
 

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