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¿Una bombilla de 50 vatios transfiere mas energía por unidad de tiempo que una bombilla de 100 vatios? Does a 50-watt light bulb transfer more energy per unit of time than a 100-watt light bulb?
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¿Una bombilla de 50 vatios transfiere mas energía por unidad de tiempo que una bombilla de 100 vatios?
Does a 50-watt light bulb transfer more energy per unit of time than a 100-watt light bulb?
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yes it does transfer more energy per unit
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