suppose the cost of electrical energy for your house is $0.14/kw-hr and your electric bill for the past month (30 days) was $110.assuming the power delivered is constant over the entire 30 days, what is the power being used? If the voltage is 120V, what is the current being drawn? If part of teh electrical use is a 100W lightbulb that is on continuously, what percentage of your electrical usage can be saved by turning it off?

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anonymous · Answer

So three parts:
the power used, the Voltage, and the percent saved

anonymous · Answer

have you read your book for this class?

anonymous · Answer

yes.  But I am still somewhat confused with power, current, etc; and the conversions between them.

anonymous · Answer

I have P=de/dt
E=QV
P=IV

anonymous · Answer

but now that I think about it, I think the units confuse me the most.  It takes me a while to figure them out

anonymous · Answer

what class is this for again?

anonymous · Answer

This is in my physics class.  We are working on electricity

anonymous · Answer

k.  I'll try to find an answer and see if that's what I get

anonymous · Answer

alright