Kilowatt: Electricity Unit of Energy - 10kWh, 10units, 5kW, 1hr & 1kW

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The Kilowatt is a unit of electrical energy commonly used to measure electricity consumption over time. Specifically, 10kWh equals 10 units, which can be consumed at different rates: 10kW for 1 hour, 5kW for 2 hours, or 1kW for 10 hours. This illustrates the versatility of the Kilowatt in representing energy usage across various time intervals. Understanding these conversions is essential for grasping electricity consumption in practical scenarios. The discussion highlights the importance of the Kilowatt in energy measurement.
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The Kilowatt _____1_____ is often referred to as the unit of electrical energy. 10kWh = ___2____ units, which could be 10 ____3____ for 1 hour, or 5kW for ___4____ hours, or ____5____ kW for 10 hours.

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2 = 10 units
5 = 1kW
 
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Is this really a college course? I can only say I hope the problems are going to get harder!

What do you think the "h" in kWh stands for?

You got 5 correct: 1 kW for 10 hours= 10 kWh of electrical energy.

Now think: 5 kW for how many hours= 10 kWh (In other words: 5 times what equals 10!) (that's number 4.)

Number 3, "10 ____3____ for 1 hour" is asking for the units.
10 *1= 10 so what units times hours gives kWh?
 

4 = 2 hours
1 = 1kW
3 = 1 hour

The Kilowatt is a unit of measurement for electrical energy, and is often used to measure the amount of electricity used in a given period of time. In this case, 10kWh is equivalent to 10 units, which could be used for 1 hour at a rate of 10kW, or for 2 hours at a rate of 5kW. Alternatively, it could also be used for 10 hours at a rate of 1kW. This demonstrates the flexibility of the Kilowatt unit and its ability to measure energy usage in various time frames.
 
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