The rate at which energy is trasnferred from one type into another is called this.
Kinetic measure? no idea
wouldn't the definition depend on what kind of energy you're measuring?
No fkin clue, but I need a definition for that.
is this for a class?
Its like a definition sheet I have to fill in.
DEFINITION SHEET FOR WHAT?JaMrulezass wrote:
Its like a definition sheet I have to fill in.
I'm pretty sure that is power if I remember my physics from last year.
Physics, duh!Reciprocity wrote:
DEFINITION SHEET FOR WHAT?JaMrulezass wrote:
Its like a definition sheet I have to fill in.
maybe, power is the rate at which energy is transmitted. converted also?killer21 wrote:
I'm pretty sure that is power if I remember my physics from last year.
thermodynamics, hydrodynamics, electromagnetism, classical mechanics, quantum mechanics?bakinacake wrote:
Physics, duh!
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This man wins, case closedkiller21 wrote:
I'm pretty sure that is power if I remember my physics from last year.
Joules?
I'm probably wrong, but I gave it a try.
I'm probably wrong, but I gave it a try.
Power.
Watts is the unit.
Yes, Its Power (P), in Watts, which is one joule per second.
Its Power - Watts are the Units of powerN_sane21 wrote:
Yes, Its Power (P), in Watts, which is one joule per second.
You get watts by
Joules divided by time
Correct?
Power is work over time (hehe, overtime) so jaGodFather wrote:
Its Power - Watts are the Units of powerN_sane21 wrote:
Yes, Its Power (P), in Watts, which is one joule per second.
You get watts by
Joules divided by time
Correct?
W= J/s the slash means "per" or "divide"GodFather wrote:
Its Power - Watts are the Units of powerN_sane21 wrote:
Yes, Its Power (P), in Watts, which is one joule per second.
You get watts by
Joules divided by time
Correct?
u sux at ingliish too.
Thanks for re-iterating what I said 3 times, I'm sure he knows what joules per second means, he's not retarded (I hope)ebug9 wrote:
W= J/s the slash means "per" or "divide"GodFather wrote:
Its Power - Watts are the Units of powerN_sane21 wrote:
Yes, Its Power (P), in Watts, which is one joule per second.
You get watts by
Joules divided by time
Correct?
He said "correct?" Notice the question mark. So I clarified.N_sane21 wrote:
Thanks for re-iterating what I said 3 times, I'm sure he knows what joules per second means, he's not retarded (I hope)ebug9 wrote:
W= J/s the slash means "per" or "divide"GodFather wrote:
Its Power - Watts are the Units of power
You get watts by
Joules divided by time
Correct?