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during the seven months of the cold season in the northeastern United states, a medium-sized house requires about 1.0x10^8 Btu of heat to keep warm. Atypical furnace delivers 1.3x10^5 Btu of heat per gallon of fuel oil.
a) How many gallons of fuel oil does a house consume during the cold season if it uses 2.2x10^8 Btu of heat?
I converted 2.2x10^8 by 2.2x10^8/125,000= 1833 gal
b)what is the average power delivered by the furnace?
I don't know how to do this
a) How many gallons of fuel oil does a house consume during the cold season if it uses 2.2x10^8 Btu of heat?
I converted 2.2x10^8 by 2.2x10^8/125,000= 1833 gal
b)what is the average power delivered by the furnace?
I don't know how to do this