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Example 9.2: A residential building has following load connected in it. Incandescent lamps 100 W each, 02 Nos. 6hrs/day Fluorescent lamps 40 W each, 04 Nos. 6hrs/day Fans 60 W each, 06 Nos. 5hrs/day Electric cooker 1.5 KW each, 01 Nos. 4hrs/day Electric geyser 1 KW each, 01 Nos. 3hrs/day Calculate the total cost of electrical energy for 30 days, at the rate of * 3 per unit.

Example 9.2: A residential building has following load connected in it. Incandescent lamps 100 W each, 02 Nos. 6hrs/day Fluorescent lamps 40 W each, 04 Nos. 6hrs/day Fans 60 W each, 06 Nos. 5hrs/day Electric cooker 1.5 KW each, 01 Nos. 4hrs/day Electric geyser 1 KW each, 01 Nos. 3hrs/day Calculate the total cost of electrical energy for 30 days, at the rate of * 3 per unit.

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Example 9.2: A residential building has following load connected in it. Incandescent lamps 100 W each, 02 Nos. 6hrs/day Fluorescent lamps 40 W each, 04 Nos. 6hrs/day Fans 60 W each, 06 Nos. 5hrs/day Electric cooker 1.5 KW each, 01 Nos. 4hrs/day Electric geyser 1 KW each, 01 Nos. 3hrs/day Calculate the total cost of electrical energy for 30 days, at the rate of * 3 per unit.
Transcribed Image Text:Example 9.2: A residential building has following load connected in it. Incandescent lamps 100 W each, 02 Nos. 6hrs/day Fluorescent lamps 40 W each, 04 Nos. 6hrs/day Fans 60 W each, 06 Nos. 5hrs/day Electric cooker 1.5 KW each, 01 Nos. 4hrs/day Electric geyser 1 KW each, 01 Nos. 3hrs/day Calculate the total cost of electrical energy for 30 days, at the rate of * 3 per unit.
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