solar cells physics
Posted May 24, 2011
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anyone who is qiute advanced in physics or maths plz….?
The panel of a solar cell costs £300 and has a maximum otput of 33W, on average, over 24 hours it produces 1/8 (fraction) of it’s maximum output.
How many Kwh of electricity does the panel of solar cells produce, on average, each 24 hours?
it came up on my exam even my physics teacher got confused any ideas? – plzz could you show your working but dont have to. . .
No of solar cells produced = 33 * 1/8 = 4.125 watts = 0.004125 kw
Hope this helps.
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