Conversion of enerygy really simple

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The energy to run a house is 50000watthours/day I want to find out how much energy it takes to run the house in 24 hours. I believe I just simply multiply 5000*24 to get the energy need to run the house the whole day. Because I am reading this as I am running the house for 24 hours in one day. therefore i get 1200000 joules of energy to run the house for the whole day. Is this correct I have a hard time with this per thing.
 
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Just a guess, but try using dimesional analysis:

50000 W*h/day * y days/z hours = x Watts

How can you find Joules from watts?
 
multiply by the time (24hrs)