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Sergeu [11.5K]
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The united states consumes 2.5´1019 j of energy each year. a typical solar flare releases 5.0´1024 j of energy. how many years c

ould we run the united states on the energy released by this solar flare if all of the released energy could be used? 5´10-6 years 200,000 years 1.25´1044 years about 12 years 500 years
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