FIRST, in term of wattage, considering i have:
pair of 270watt (max) component,
pair of 300watt (max) 6x9,
should i get at least an amp with max 1200watt?
(my noob calculation is 2x270watt + 2x300watt=1140 round up to 1200)..
OR
pair of 45watt RMS component,
pair of 75watt rated power 6x9 (is this same like RMS?)
should i look for an amp with output power > 45watt per channel?
OR
all this RMS and max power does not make any sense when choosing an amp? u can simply put 10000watt amp(

) and hoping i wont blow the speaker

...
SECOND Impedance (OHM)..am i spelling it rite?
from what i understand is it's represent the power resistance..different speaker setup will give different combined impedance..how impedance play its role in setting up your amp?
THIRD, in term of channel (assuming i just wanna have one amp):
lets say i just wanna amplified the front component and rear 6x9, and maintain the control over fading & balance from HU,
how many amp channel should i look for? 2, 4, 5 or 10(

) channel amp?
OR
let say i wanna amplified the front component and a subs (6x9 rear direct from HU), and still maintain the control over fading & balance from HU, can 2 channel amp do the job?...
FOURTH, i notice my HU already have this bass boost function and then most amplifier also featured this function..so if i install an amp then,
is it safe to turn both bass boost features from HU and amp at the same time? wont it harm both of my speaker and amp?
OR
it doesnt matter by doing so and it will further amplified my bass.
maybe my questions doesnt make any sense or too basic too be asked or too technical and complicated to be answered (which i believe not

) but i apologize for my noobness or making anybody feel irritated with my question

for wattage, only see the RMS power, peak power is just another marketing tools to sell product and too hype up
it is advisable to get amp of slightly more RMS than the speaker/woofer.
more rms wont blow speakers, underpower amp driven hard to clipping will blow speaker as it send dc voltage to speaker and overheat the voice coil
for front component + 12" sub or component + 6x9, a decent 4ch amp which can get 200w rms bridged will do..
2ch amp for component + 6x9 will drive them at 2ohm per channel, you only get to control balance but not fad
bass boost function on both HU and amp should be turn off, it ruin sound quality and create fake bass. if your system if good enough, you dont need bass boost. bass boost might give you bass but it often drive the amp up to clipping point and create distortion