If you use a laptop: 9.25; a desktop with a CRT monitor: 55.51; a desktop with an LCD monitor: 46.26.
A laptop that is plugged up and turned off uses 0.001kw/hr of energy. Each kwh of energy produces, on average, 1.39 lbs of CO2. There are 24*7=168 hours in the week; subtract the 40 hour work week from this and we have 128 hours a week for 52 weeks a year:
0.001*128*52=6.656*1.39=9.25.
A desktop that is plugged up and turned off uses 0.004kw/hr of energy. A CRT monitor uses 0.002 kw/hr when turned off. This means we have:
(0.004*128*52*1.39)+(0.002*128*52*1.39)=55.51.
For a desktop and an LCD monitor, which uses 0.001 kw/hr of energy, we have:
(0.004*128*52*139)+(0.001*128*52*1.39)=46.26.
Answer:
266.6 per year
Step-by-step explanation:
53392 / 20 = 266.6
= 266.6 per year
Answer:
False
Step-by-step explanation:
This is false because a population represents all and not some. A population is the collection of all outcomes, responses, measurements, or counts that are of interest. It is not a collection of 'some' outcomes. It is a collection of 'all' outcomes.
A population data set is a set which contains all the items or elements of a specified group or data set. It is a complete list of all the possible data values.
The sample of a population are drawn out of a population. They are A subset of a population.