If the voltage was 1.5 V (so 1.5 joules of energy per coulomb of electrons), then how much energy was used in those 8.3 seconds? 1a): Wait, if that is the total energy used, what was the rate of energy used, as in Joules per second? 1 b): What is the name of that measurement, Joules per second (energy over time)?

If the voltage was 1.5 V (so 1.5 joules of energy per coulomb of electrons), then how much energy was used in those 8.3 seconds? 1a): Wait, if that is the total energy used, what was the rate of energy used, as in Joules per second? 1 b): What is the name of that measurement, Joules per second (energy over time)?

Stars and Galaxies (MindTap Course List)

10th Edition

ISBN:9781337399944

Author:Michael A. Seeds

Publisher:Michael A. Seeds

Chapter6: Light And Telescopes

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