Current: 1,500 watts Time: 2 hours Kilowatt-hours: ?
1 kilowatt = 1000 watts
ok that makes sense so how do I calculate kiowatt hours? :)
not quite sure about that; don't think I understand the question
"Current: 1,500 watts" The question is incorrect here. It should read "Power: 1,500 watts"
Firstly convert 1500 watts to kilowatts. Can you do that?
@kropot72. Hello! :) I'm not sure what you are saying about this..
Do you know how to convert watts into kilowatts? For example, how many kilowatts are there in 5000 watts?
1000 kilowatts? :)
0.75kilowatts/hour
In the example that I gave you: 5000 watts = 5 kilowatts the reason being that one thousand watts = one kilowatt, therefore five thousand watts = 5 kilowatts. So, in your problem, one thousand five hundred watts = 1.5 kilowatts. Power of 1.5 kilowatts is used for 2 hours. Energy in kilowatt-hours = power in kilowatts multiplied by the time in hours for which the power is consumed. \[Energy\ (kilowatt-hours)=1.5\times 2=?\ kilowatt-hours\]
So you take the kilowatt - hours and then you get 1.5 times 2 and then you get 3 so then?
Oh that's the answer! Thank you :]
Correct! The energy used is 3 kilowatt-hours. You're welcome :)
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