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Electrical energy (E) is measured in kilowatt hours (kwh) using the formula E = P · t, where P is the power in kilowatts and t is the time in hours. If 128 kwh of electrical energy are created over a period of 16 hours, how many kilowatts of power are used each hour?
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\(E=P\cdot t\) \(128 ~kwh = P(16~h)\\ P=\dfrac{128~kwh}{16~h}=?~kw\)
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