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[rakarskiy]

How can you say "1 J = 1 Watt / second"?

Correct is:

1 J = 1 watt second

J = Joule, a unit of energy or work
W = Watt, a unit of power, defined as the rate at which work is done or rate at which energy is transfered or converted, therefore Power in watts = Joules / second, 1 W = J / s. Math tells us that:
1 J = 1 W • s

Not as you say!
bi

Power is a scalar physical quantity that characterizes the instantaneous rate of energy transfer from one physical system to another in the process of its use and is generally determined through the ratio of the transferred energy to the transfer time. In the SI system, the unit of power is the watt, which is equal to the energy of 1 joule transmitted over a time of 1 second (1 W ≡ 1 J / s), and any numerical value of power indicated in any information sources, by default, implies just such second time interval

In your opinion, do you need to write down the speed not [m / s] but [m * s]?

Do you want news that the concept of ENERGY on RU and EN on Wikipedia is different

Good luck, gnaw science.

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[bistander]

Do you want news that the concept of ENERGY on RU and EN on Wikipedia is different

Good luck, gnaw science.

In your opinion, do you need to write down the speed not [m / s] but [m * s]?
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I have no idea what you're talking about. Or what your question means.

Division is s not the same as multiplication.
/ is not •

Watt/second is not same as watt second.

Look it up. Read your own pasted article.
bi

[rakarskiy]

You probably did not study well, since the actual power is confused by the amount of power. But the amount of power is an off-system unit, invented for billing cash cows by corporations. The engineer does not need it, he needs a physical quantity.  https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-S-I-unit-of-speed-1


PS
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don't forget that pandora's box is open
https://youtube.com/shorts/0LmQzSx06uE

[alan]

yeah, watt is an indicator for average energy consumption, not for low-duration high energy peaks: a 1kj pulse with a  2ms duration  = 1kj*2ms=2 joules-second, the power rate of such a pulse per second is 2 watt. cmiiw.

[rakarskiy]

If you bring the indicator to SI, then to a second, if the moment is real. Only the calculation of the chain will be done on the world value. And the output power is conditionally average. Well, it's time to understand the axiom right off the bat.