If a burger needs 1 minute in a microwave, do you need 2 minutes

>>8768464
As long as they aren't touching each other, the same time is needed

>>8768464
4 minutes

>>8768464
Did you win the action packed trip to detroit?

>>8768465
This is wrong though since according to your logic you can heat up a billion burgers while using the same wattage as you would heat up one burger.

>>8768464
Don't these things give you cancer or some shiet

>>8768993
There is a link between the chemical additives in frozen foods and colon cancer

>>8768825
a billion burgers wouldn't fit in the microwave

>>8768464
a little less than 2 min

it's hard to explain but yeah ehh

>>8768998
I don't want cancer but I eat too much microwave food, can you help me man

>>8768825
It doesn't matter what the wattage is. If you cooked the billion burgers in a billion minutes, it would in theory work.

We're considering work, and not power. Whatever the wattage is, if we put energy into one burger until it cooks, and that takes a minute, then to reach the same amount of energy in a burger for 2 burgers it takes twice as much energy, and if we put the same amount of energy into the system (same wattage) it will take twice as long as it took to heat up the first burger.

>>8768825
In theory you could, it would just take a billion minutes

>>8769581
i can help you. Stop.

>>8768465
>energy isnt quantized, the post