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Secondary IV • 1yr.

The hydro bill shows that a household used 1320 kWh of electricity in 70 days. Calculate the corresponding electrical power.

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    Team Alloprof • 1yr.

    Hi ArtisticApple5172.

    Welcome in the Zone!

    Given P = E/∆t, you just have to divide the energy E by the time ∆t. But time has to be converted in hours because "hour" appear in the unit kWh (kilowatt-hour). The unit of your answer will be kW, so you will have to multiply it by 1000 to transform it in Watts. That's it!

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