Johannes the wonder putz wrote: "Or to explain it differently, if we have a reference power of one watt per second, and that power is distributed over a period of two seconds, then during one second the power that is released is .5w. If that one watt of power is released in .5 sec, then it would take 2w of power to maintain that effect for a full second. "
one watt per second? Hell, even the first year students I taught would know that makes NO sense! You dont even know your units! You are a very sad ignorant person... you claim great knowledge, yet you cant even get your units right!
a quick lesson:
Power has units of watts ie J/s, this is why your electric bill bills you for kilowatt*hours, because what you pay for in not the "power" you use but the "energy" - power times time equals the energy consumed-
Watts per second has no meaning, you are sad.... You really think we should take you seriously...?
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