In 2010, the average person in Mexico used about 5.25 kilowatt-hours of electricity per day. The population of
1 answer:
5.82*10^8 Kilowatt-hours of electricity is used on average in Mexico each day.
Step-by-step explanation:
The average electricity will be calculated by multiplying the number of people with the amount of electricity used each day.
Given
Electricity used each day =e = 5.25 kWh
Population of the city = p =1.11*10^8
So,
5.82*10^8 Kilowatt-hours of electricity is used on average in Mexico each day.
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