Answer:
Un bombillo de 100 W consume 100W por hora.
Sabemos que el bombillo esta encendido 10 horas diarias, entonces en un día consume:
10*100 W = 1000 W = 1 kW.
En un día, hay 24 horas, entonces el consumo por hora (diario) es:
C = 1kW/24h = 0.042 kW/h.
El costo por kW/h es $0.95, entonces el costo diario es:
N = $0.95*0.042 = $0.0399
Y un mes tiene, en promedio, 30 días, entonces el costo mensual de este bombillo va a ser 30 veces el coste diario:
Costo mensual = 30*$0.0399 = $1.197
34-8=26
26÷4=6.5
width = 6.5
length = 10.5
hope that helps
Answer:
The answer is 16.8%
Step-by-step explanation:
First, find the difference in the price, which is $78. You can then use that number to find the percentage by dividing the difference by the original price, then moving the decimal over to the right twice. You prove this with the discount equation. $387= $465-(16.8%*465). You will get a number similar to 387, but that is only because you are using a rounded percentage.
It’s the letter c
40>36=4% 94%-4%=90