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Nikolai Warren
6 October, 08:54
Is "watt" a metric unit for power?
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Arturo Potts
6 October, 10:56
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Yes it is. That is why you get certain watts in the lightbulbs you buy.
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Eleanor Shelton
6 October, 11:58
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Yes "Watt" is a metric unit for power
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