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How much energy is used in the US?
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I think each household uses about 1000 kilo watts per day. I may be completely wrong.
This response is confusing, because kilo watts are not units of energy. A watt is energy per time. So, it makes no sense to say that we use "energy per time per time". You may mean "1000 kilo watts continuously", in which case that would by 24000 kilo joules (kJ) per day which is equal to 2400 kilo watt hours (kWh), or you may mean 1000 kWh per day, which is how much would by used burning 41.6kW continuously. I'm not sure which you mean, but you are not allowed to mean " 1000 kilo watts per day".
This response is confusing, because kilo watts are not units of energy. A watt is energy per time. So, it makes no sense to say that we use "energy per time per time". You may mean "1000 kilo watts continuously", in which case that would by 24000 kilo joules (kJ) per day which is equal to 2400 kilo watt hours (kWh), or you may mean 1000 kWh per day, which is how much would by used burning 41.6kW continuously. I'm not sure which you mean, but you are not allowed to mean " 1000 kilo watts per day".
First answer by Dr. Kenny.
Last edit by Th0well.
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