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you can make a smoothie in a blender with a power of 400 W and an efficiency of 85% how much energy is actually being used to ma

ke the smoothie in 30 seconds?

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bixtya [17]2 years ago

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1200 watt seconds
1.2. Kw seconds
1.2/ 3600 KWh

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