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One watt is equal to
A.0.1 joule/s
B.1 joule/s
C. 10 joules/s
D.100 joules/s

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Answered by ShiningSilveR
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hey mate here's ur answer

option B.
1 joule/s

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Answered by qwwestham
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One watt is equal to 1 Joule/s. (option B)

  • Watt, which is represented or denoted by W, is the SI unit of Power.
  • Now, we know that power is defined as the rate of energy transfer work done with respect to time.
  • So, power (P) can be written as P=\frac{work (W)}{time (t)}.
  • Since the SI unit of work or energy is the joule (J), and that of time is second (s), the SI unit of power will be \frac{joule}{second}. It is also called Watt (W).
  • Thus, one watt is equal to 1 Joule/s. (option B)

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