Closed JacJinu closed 2 years ago
Electrical energy is calculated in kW h (here W h or watt-hour). But when it comes to rate its different. Rate means per time. So, hour(time) in watthour gets cancelled and only watt(W) remains.
$rate = \frac{energy}{time} = \frac{W \cancel{h} }{ \cancel{h}} = W$
I see. Ok this should be a simple fix. Thanks for posting the equation I completely forgot basic physics
can you please assign this to me
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Fixed in #17
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Electrical energy is calculated in kW h (here W h or watt-hour). But when it comes to rate its different. Rate means per time. So, hour(time) in watthour gets cancelled and only watt(W) remains.
$rate = \frac{energy}{time} = \frac{W \cancel{h} }{ \cancel{h}} = W$