Incorrect result when calculating Ohms using Henries and Hertz

[kolgza]

Describe the bug

The calculator treats an Ohm as equal to a Henry multiplied by a second ( $1H*1Hz=1Ω$).

This is incorrect. Inductive reactance (measured in Ohms) is the product of 2π, frequency, and inductance ($X_L=2π*f*L$).

Therefore the correct result should be $1H*1Hz=\frac{1}{2π}Ω$.

Screenshots

To Reproduce

1. Go to the Calculation app
2. Type $1H*1Hz$; see $1Ω$ as the result.

Expected behavior

1. Go to the Calculation app
2. Type $1H*1Hz$; see $0.1591549431Ω$ as the result.
3. Type $2π*1H*1Hz$; see $6.283185307Ω$ as the result.

Environment

• Epsilon version: 24.10.0
• The platform(s) on which the problem happens: online simulator, actual device, etc...

[kolgza]

I do not understand enough to truly know whether this behavior is incorrect. I am reopening this issue so I can watch any discussion.