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Answer:
cost of running the furnace during January is $5619.62
Explanation:
given data
runs a day = 13 hours
January days = 31 days
resistance = 7.2 ohm
current = 16.7 A
cost of electricity = $0.10/kWh
to find out
cost of running the furnace during January
solution
first we get her power consumed by furnace that is
Power consumed = ........1
put here value we get
Power consumed =
Power consumed = 38.7347 W
and
Power consumed by furnace in one hour is
Power consumed by furnace in one hour is = Power consumed × 3600
Power consumed by furnace in one hour is = 38.7347 × 3600
Power consumed by furnace in one hour is 139.445kWh
and
Power consumed by furnace in the month of January is
Power consumed by furnace in the month of January = 139.445kWh × 13 hours × 31 days
Power consumed by furnace in the month of January = 56196.335 kWh
so
cost of running the furnace during January is = $0.10/kWh × 56196.335 kWh
cost of running the furnace during January is $5619.62