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Questions attempting to analyze the mathematical properties of a formula, the inner workings of a protocol, or the design of a given circuit.
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Why is power of a signal equal to square of that signal?
A point not mentioned in other answers: the term “power” has a meaning, in physics: it means the rate of transfer of energy over time. It’s not just an arbitrarily defined quantity. So from this mean …
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