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I probably need to get going but see if you can try to answer these based off the equations we've been using, you can refer to your earlier questions if you are getting stuck
Okay sure
1500/60
25W
for a
for a) the desired quantity is energy so the units must be joules power = energy/time, for 60W and 16 hours, make sure to convert hours to seconds
60/57600
@Vocaloid
remember you are solving for energy
960
power = energy/time energy = ?
think about what is being done to energy on the right hand side of the equation and then do the opposite to solve for energy
energy is being divided by time so we will do the opposite of dividing by time to cancel out time on the right hand side
345600
w
J
good, 345600J same thing for b) just with the toaster values
4050000J
good for c) you just need to calculate 2.3% of the energy from a) since the efficiency describes light energy only
79488
i think you missed a decimal place I got 7948.8j
Oh okay thanks
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