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Millijoule/second to joule/hour

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$ \{\text{Value}\in\mathbb{R}\} $
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$ \text{Value} $

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Power converter from millijoule/second to joule/hour

$$ 1\ \mathrm{mJ/s}={\cfrac{1}{10^3}}\cdot{3600}\ \mathrm{J/h}=3.6\ \mathrm{J/h} $$
$ 3.6\ \mathrm{J/h} $
Unrounded result
3.6
$1\ \mathrm{mJ/s}={\cfrac{1}{10^3}}\cdot{3600}\ \mathrm{J/h}=3.6\ \mathrm{J/h}$
Equations in LaTeX code
1\ \mathrm{mJ/s}={\cfrac{1}{10^3}}\cdot{3600}\ \mathrm{J/h}=3.6\ \mathrm{J/h}
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