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You are running a certain circuit through your 120V outlet at home, with 5A of current...

You are running a certain circuit through your 120V outlet at home, with 5A of current through it. If each kilo-Watt-hour of electricity is 13-cents, how long (in hours) can you run this circuit before it costs you $1 in electricity costs.

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