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1 November, 16:29
What are watts and how do they work
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Yazmin Morton
1 November, 16:48
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A watt is a unit of power.
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Marcel Yang
1 November, 16:48
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Electrical power is measured in watts in an electrical system power (P) is equal to the voltage multiplied by the current
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