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I think a clearer example would be saying a car runs 20KM/H every day.
by AlienRobot 2y ago
I think a clearer example would be saying a car runs 20KM/H every day.
- gpderetta 2y agoOn the other hand batteries energy capacity is commonly rated in Watt hour. Watt*day is a perfectly cromulent energy statement although a bit misleading.
- Ekaros 2y agoWatt*day is weird, but at least unit of energy. Watts a day is not. Really common mistake in general to use kWh as a kW. Watthour is unit of energy. As watt is energy by time period. So you get back to units of energy. Technically watt/day could be change in power consumption.