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Energy is not Watts per hour (Watts/hour), it's Watts times hours (Watt-hours). Sorry for pedantry, but the units are the topic of discussion here.
by pranavjoneja 5y ago
Energy is not Watts per hour (Watts/hour), it's Watts times hours (Watt-hours). Sorry for pedantry, but the units are the topic of discussion here.
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- vizzier 5y agoAnd in turn, watts are joules per second. Resolve Hours to 3600 seconds means 1 Wh = 3600 Joules. Which is the unit we should be using.
- HPsquared 5y agoThat's got me trying to visualise "mile-gallons", and failing because its dimensions would be "length^4".
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- firebaze 5y agoI did not imply that at all.