I don't want to nitpick and the forgotten (h)our is probably only an oversight, but many people do not know this trick: calculations can (have to) be simply applied on the units, too.
I wish I had learned that in school: because if you have forgotten a formula, but you know the units of the result, then you know, when the formula is correct, or how the formula must should look like:
3590 mAh / 24 h = 150 mAh/h = 150 mA.
Checking the units is very helpful in everyday life, even for low skilled labour, for example, if you have to make a quick calculation with physical things per lenght, over time, in a volume, moving with a certain speed and calculating when the job will be finished, ...
Know the units, write them down, and you know, what numbers in the calculation must be multiplied or divided with what.
3590/24 = 149.58, I just rounded it because significant digits
edit: or are you talking about the h's? The h's reduced because 150mAh/h is (150mA * h) / h
edit2: ohhh, you put the h in there - yeah, that was just an oversight. I think I typed it and it didn't register (didn't push hard enough) and when I re-read it, I didn't notice the problem. The 3590 is definitely the capacity of my phone's battery, in mAh
edit3: I went to fix it and now I can't?! Is there a new rule that you can't edit your posts? I get doing it after two weeks or something, but it's only been a couple days!
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