#1) in 2021, the tallest building inthe world, the Burg khalifa, klasestimated at $1.5 billion. Supposeused to pay foran ordinaryused.by0.35 KW micro klave oven at a rateof $0.56/kw-h.this moneytheenergyKS(e) How much energywith this $1.5 billon?to(in kJ) can be supplied(b) How long (in years) can the microwaveovenbe powered?please show step by step workings.

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in 2021, the tallest building in the world, the Burg Khalifa, klas estimated at $1.5 billion. Suppose used to pay for used by an 0.35 KW micro wave oven at a rate of $0.56/kw.h. this the money energy P 21) How much energy, with this $1.5 billon? ordinary (in kJ) can be supplied "b) How long (in years) can the microwave oven be powered?

in 2021, the tallest building in the world, the Burg Khalifa, klas estimated at $1.5 billion. Suppose used to pay for used by an 0.35 KW micro wave oven at a rate of $0.56/kw.h. this the money energy P 21) How much energy, with this $1.5 billon? ordinary (in kJ) can be supplied "b) How long (in years) can the microwave oven be powered?

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