September 9, 2009
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PlayInitially, X was defined like this
X = stringReverse( 
)
Later, they changed X to
X = 
= 1 /( )
What is X?
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Answer:
SI Unit for Conductance.
First it was Mho, named after Ohm. Later they changed it to Siemens.
Conductance in Siemens = 1/ Resistance = 1 / Ohms
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Personally, I was brought up on Mhos.
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siemens
X is electric conductance. Previously it was measured in mho. Now it measured in siemens.
Now Siemens.
SI Unit of Electrical Conductance.
Mho and siemens
Mho
Now Siemens…….
now: X = siemens = 1/(ohm)
nice question, especially the clue.
guy is georg ohms…
conductance now called siemens
Initially strrev(Ohm), now called the siemens.
And also X = 1/(Ohm) named after George Simon Ohm.