Which of the following statement is a disadvantage of human power? it

Assessment: WAEC SSCE - Agricultural Science - 2011 (Objective) Subject: Agricultural Science

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Which of the following statement is a disadvantage of human power? it
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The disadvantage of human power among the given options is that it has low output. Human power is limited to the strength and endurance of the person using it, which is often not enough to power certain equipment or perform heavy tasks efficiently. This makes it a less productive option compared to other sources of power such as machinery, animals or engines that can produce higher levels of output.
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