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In the design of a lithium battery pack for electric vehicles, 20 lithium cells are connected...

In the design of a lithium battery pack for electric vehicles, 20 lithium cells are connected in parallel to form a string, and 100 of these strings are connected in series. If each cell voltage is 3.5V and its energy 16 Wh, a) Calculate the output voltage (V) and energy (KWh) of the battery pack. b) If you integrate this battery on a vehicle that consumes 160Wh/mile, what will be the range of vehicles for each charge?

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