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5/26/2015 10:49:26 PM
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I need help in physics
Yeah.. I've been playing destiny too much lately and now I'm -blam!-ing up my courses. Can someone explain me the difference between watts coulomb volt and amperes?
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5 RepliesWatts are a measure of power (work done per unit time), Coloumb is a unit of charge (not to be confused with he Coloumb constant, which relates electric variables), volt is a unit of voltage (electric charge difference between two points), ampere (amp) is a unit of current (flow of charge in a circuit).
