Your question is asking about two entirely different things. The size and the wattage it is able to handle have nothing to do with each other except for the generalization that larger subwoofers can handle more wattage than smaller subwoofers.
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A 32A means your ribcage equals 32 inches, and your bust equals 33 inches, as an A cup means there is a one (1) inch difference between the ribcage and the bust. Below is a list of cup sizes, and how many inches between the measurements equal which cup letter (bust-ribcage=difference): UNITED STATES: 0 inch difference: AA 1 inch difference: A 2 inch difference: B 3 inch difference: C 4 inch difference: D 5 inch difference: DD 6 inch difference: DDD/F 7 inch difference: DDDD/G 8 inch difference: H 9 inch difference: I 10 inch difference: J 11 inch difference: K 12 inch difference: L 13 inch difference: M 14 inch difference: N 15 inch difference: O 16 inch difference: P 17 inch difference: Q 18 inch difference: R UNITED KINGDOM: 0 inch difference: AA 1 inch difference: A 2 inch difference: B 3 inch difference: C 4 inch difference: D 5 inch difference: DD 6 inch difference: E 7 inch difference: F 8 inch difference: FF 9 inch difference: G 10 inch difference: GG 11 inch difference: H 12 inch difference: HH 13 inch difference: J 14 inch difference: JJ 15 inch difference: K 16 inch difference: KK 17 inch difference: L 18 inch difference: LL
Here is a chart of what bra letters equal how many inches difference: UNITED STATES: 0 inch difference: AA 1 inch difference: A 2 inch difference: B 3 inch difference: C 4 inch difference: D 5 inch difference: DD 6 inch difference: DDD/F 7 inch difference: DDDD/G 8 inch difference: H 9 inch difference: I 10 inch difference: J 11 inch difference: K 12 inch difference: L 13 inch difference: M 14 inch difference: N 15 inch difference: O 16 inch difference: P 17 inch difference: Q 18 inch difference: R UNITED KINGDOM: 0 inch difference: AA 1 inch difference: A 2 inch difference: B 3 inch difference: C 4 inch difference: D 5 inch difference: DD 6 inch difference: E 7 inch difference: F 8 inch difference: FF 9 inch difference: G 10 inch difference: GG 11 inch difference: H 12 inch difference: HH 13 inch difference: J 14 inch difference: JJ 15 inch difference: K 16 inch difference: KK 17 inch difference: L 18 inch difference: LL
There is no such thing as a "bra size 32". Two different things go into a bra size: the band number and the cup letter. You would not say you wear a "32", in the same way you would not say you wear an "F". A cup letter means nothing without a band size attached to it, as the cup letter will change volume on different bands. The band number is (in the United States and United Kingdom) how many inches your ribcage measures, which is where you wear your band. If your ribcage equals 28 inches, you would wear a 28 band. If your ribcage equals 33 inches, you may find firm 34 and loose 32 bands will work for you. If your ribcage equals 32 inches, you would wear a 32 band. The cup letter means how many inches the difference between your ribcage and your bust are. If your ribcage and bust both measure 24, you would wear a 24AA, since an AA equals a 0 inch difference. If your ribcage measures 36 and your bust measures 46, you would wear a 36GG, since a GG means there is a 10 inch difference. A 32 band is not small, it means your ribcage equals 32 inches. This is one of the most common band sizes. Here a list of what letters correspond to how many inches difference: UNITED STATES: 0 inch difference: AA 1 inch difference: A 2 inch difference: B 3 inch difference: C 4 inch difference: D 5 inch difference: DD 6 inch difference: DDD/F 7 inch difference: DDDD/G 8 inch difference: H 9 inch difference: I 10 inch difference: J 11 inch difference: K 12 inch difference: L 13 inch difference: M 14 inch difference: N 15 inch difference: O 16 inch difference: P 17 inch difference: Q 18 inch difference: R UNITED KINGDOM: 0 inch difference: AA 1 inch difference: A 2 inch difference: B 3 inch difference: C 4 inch difference: D 5 inch difference: DD 6 inch difference: E 7 inch difference: F 8 inch difference: FF 9 inch difference: G 10 inch difference: GG 11 inch difference: H 12 inch difference: HH 13 inch difference: J 14 inch difference: JJ 15 inch difference: K 16 inch difference: KK 17 inch difference: L 18 inch difference: LL
There is no such thing as a "bra size 32". Two different things go into a bra size: the band number and the cup letter. You would not say you wear a "32", in the same way you would not say you wear an "F". A cup letter means nothing without a band size attached to it, as the cup letter will change volume on different bands. The band number is (in the United States and United Kingdom) how many inches your ribcage measures, which is where you wear your band. If your ribcage equals 28 inches, you would wear a 28 band. If your ribcage equals 33 inches, you may find firm 34 and loose 32 bands will work for you. If your ribcage equals 32 inches, you would wear a 32 band. The cup letter means how many inches the difference between your ribcage and your bust are. If your ribcage and bust both measure 24, you would wear a 24AA, since an AA equals a 0 inch difference. If your ribcage measures 36 and your bust measures 46, you would wear a 36GG, since a GG means there is a 10 inch difference. A 32 band is not small, it means your ribcage equals 32 inches. This is one of the most common band sizes. Here a list of what letters correspond to how many inches difference: UNITED STATES: 0 inch difference: AA 1 inch difference: A 2 inch difference: B 3 inch difference: C 4 inch difference: D 5 inch difference: DD 6 inch difference: DDD/F 7 inch difference: DDDD/G 8 inch difference: H 9 inch difference: I 10 inch difference: J 11 inch difference: K 12 inch difference: L 13 inch difference: M 14 inch difference: N 15 inch difference: O 16 inch difference: P 17 inch difference: Q 18 inch difference: R UNITED KINGDOM: 0 inch difference: AA 1 inch difference: A 2 inch difference: B 3 inch difference: C 4 inch difference: D 5 inch difference: DD 6 inch difference: E 7 inch difference: F 8 inch difference: FF 9 inch difference: G 10 inch difference: GG 11 inch difference: H 12 inch difference: HH 13 inch difference: J 14 inch difference: JJ 15 inch difference: K 16 inch difference: KK 17 inch difference: L 18 inch difference: LL
To write 15 thousandths of an inch as a decimal, you need to divide 15 by 1000 since there are 1000 thousandths in an inch. The result is 0.015, which represents 15 thousandths of an inch in decimal form.