What's the difference between megahertz and Watts null

Watts is a measure of power, that is, the amount of energy transferred in a certain amount of time and Hertz is a measure of frequency of a certain phenomena. Specifically, Hertz (Hz) refers to the amount of occurrences of the phenomenon in one second.

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Watts is a measure of power, that is, the amount of energy transferred in a certain amount of time and Hertz is a measure of frequency of a certain phenomena. Specifically, Hertz (Hz) refers to the amount of occurrences of the phenomenon in one second.
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