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I meant the "giga" units relative to their "mega" counterparts. Same physical quantities but multiplied by 1000.
by philipkglass 5y ago
I meant the "giga" units relative to their "mega" counterparts. Same physical quantities but multiplied by 1000.
- danans 5y agoHmm, in that case your comparison should be from MW to GW, not GW to GWh, right?
- philipkglass 5y agoI referred to megawatts and megawatt hours in my first two sentences. "Gigawatts and gigawatt hours" was indicating counterparts to MW and MWh. Though apparently that grammatical construction was not as clear as I initially believed.
- danans 5y agoAh, OK. Thanks for clarifying!