Asked by Brodey
If 450 kilowatts of electric used cost 25.32, then how much would 240 kilowatts of electric cost?
first find how much one kilowatt costs.
so divide 450 kilowatts/$25.32 and you get your answer.
then take that answer and multiply to get the cost of 240 kilowatts.
I think we need to rethink this problem. If I divide 450/25.32 then multiply by 240 kw I get over $4,000. Shouldn't the cost of 240 kw be LESS THAN the cost of 450 kw; i.e., should't the cost of 240 kw be less than $25.32?
How abour 25.32/450 kw = cost of 1 kw.
And that times 240 kw or
(25.32/450)*240 = ?? cost of 240 kw.
first find how much one kilowatt costs.
so divide 450 kilowatts/$25.32 and you get your answer.
then take that answer and multiply to get the cost of 240 kilowatts.
I think we need to rethink this problem. If I divide 450/25.32 then multiply by 240 kw I get over $4,000. Shouldn't the cost of 240 kw be LESS THAN the cost of 450 kw; i.e., should't the cost of 240 kw be less than $25.32?
How abour 25.32/450 kw = cost of 1 kw.
And that times 240 kw or
(25.32/450)*240 = ?? cost of 240 kw.
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