Relate watt to joule
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As we know that
Power = Work/ Time
watt = joule / second
So if the time is taken as unity then we can define watt in terms of joule
Therefore, one watt power is equal to one joule work when the time taken is unity.
Power = Work/ Time
watt = joule / second
So if the time is taken as unity then we can define watt in terms of joule
Therefore, one watt power is equal to one joule work when the time taken is unity.
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Hey there !
Power = Energy/ time
SI Unit of energy is Joule(J)
SI Unit of time is seconds(sec)
Hence ,
Power = Joule/sec
But , the SI Unit of power is Watt(W)
Hence ,
1 W = 1 Joule per second
Hope this helps you !
Power = Energy/ time
SI Unit of energy is Joule(J)
SI Unit of time is seconds(sec)
Hence ,
Power = Joule/sec
But , the SI Unit of power is Watt(W)
Hence ,
1 W = 1 Joule per second
Hope this helps you !
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