If a solar panel generates power at the rate of 400 kilowatts per day when the sky is cloudy, and 400 kilowatts per day when the
sky is clear. How many kilowatts will there be per hour when it is cloudy and clear?
1 answer:
33.4 kW/ hr is generated when the sky is cloudy and clear.
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
Power generated per day when the sky is cloudy = 400 kW
Power generated per day when the sky is clear = 400 kW
Power generated per hour when the sky is cloudy or clear = 
Power generated per hour when the sky is cloudy and clear = 16.7 + 16.7 = 33.4 kW
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