To reduce the power needed to run an appliance by 1/3, how much work is needed if the time taken to accomplish the task is 3/2 (three halves)? 1/3 double 1/4 triple stays the same None of the choices halved quadruple

To reduce the power needed to run an appliance by 1/3, how much work is needed if the time taken to accomplish the task is 3/2 (three halves)? 1/3 double 1/4 triple stays the same None of the choices halved quadruple

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