QUESTION 10 A Watt (W) is defined as one Joule (J) of energy per second (s): 1 W = 1 J/s. It is also possible to calculate the watts of an electric device by multiplying the voltage supplied, in Volts (V), by the current drawn, in Amps (A): 1 W = 1 V x 1 A. Consider an electric car with a 75 kWh (kilowatt- hour) battery. If the car consumes on average 230 Wh/mile, what is the maximum range of the car in miles? Enter your answer to one decimal place using rounding.

QUESTION 10 A Watt (W) is defined as one Joule (J) of energy per second (s): 1 W = 1 J/s. It is also possible to calculate the watts of an electric device by multiplying the voltage supplied, in Volts (V), by the current drawn, in Amps (A): 1 W = 1 V x 1 A. Consider an electric car with a 75 kWh (kilowatt- hour) battery. If the car consumes on average 230 Wh/mile, what is the maximum range of the car in miles? Enter your answer to one decimal place using rounding.

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