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The general lighting load for a two-story office building that measures 125 feet by 150 feet is 112, 500 sq ft.
<h3>What is lighting load?</h3>
Lighting loads are the energy used to power electric lights and they make up nearly a third of US commercial building energy use.
Lighting load = n(LW)
where;
- L is length of the building
- W is width of the building
- n is number of story building
For one story building, = 3
For two story building, n = 6
Lighting load = 6 x 125 x 150 = 112, 500 sq ft.
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Explanation:
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D*=17
B*=23
E*=28
AVERAGE TURNAROUND = (8+17+23+28+30)/5 =106/5 = 21.2 MINUTES
B) PRIORITY SCHEDULING:
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B E A C D
AVERAGETURNAROUND =(6+14+24+26+30)/5 = 100/5 = 20 MINUTES.
C)FCFS
1-10 11-16 17-18 19-22 23-30
A B C D E
AVERAGE TURNAROUND =(10+16+18+22+30)/5 = 96/5=19.2 MINTUES
D)SJF
1-2 3-6 7-12 13-20 21-30
C D B E A
AVERAGE TURNAROUND - (2+6+12+20+30)/5 =70/5 =14 MINUTES.
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