A young inventor approaches you with their invention: they propose a solar-poweredwater-bottle, which condenses the humidity in the air as drinking water. The bottle hasa total volume of 2 L and features a rectangular solar panel (10 cm x 20 cm).Can you cover your daily water-requirements (2 L) with this bottle? Calculate the timerequired for the water bottle to fill completely given the following parameters:(Assume the device operates at 100% efficiency.)

Step 1:To determine if the solar-powered water bottle can meet the daily water requirement of 2l ,we…

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