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the electricity bill is 10.5 cents If each household uses 1 kW of electricity on the...

the electricity bill is 10.5 cents

If each household uses 1 kW of electricity on the average all of the time, how many kWh

does each house use in a year?

Estimate your monthly electrical bill in VA

again assuming your household uses 1 kW on the

average all day and night.

If 107 million households use 1 kW of electricity on the average all of

the time, how many

kWh would they all use in one year? Give your answer in million kWh.

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