a. Estimating the Number of Homes Powered in One Day [Calculate the total energy, in MWh...

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a. Estimating the Number of Homes Powered in One Day [Calculate the total energy, in MWh (Megawatt-hours), that was generated by the power station over the course of the day on July 12th (SQ01). Refer to your calculations for instantaneous volumetric flowrate. State at least 3 assumptions made in your calculations (EB02). Remember that hydropower only applies during the period where the volume in the upper reservoir is decreasing. [Determine how many "average homes" can be powered by this amount of energy in one day? Cite any sources you use to estimate energy use of an "average home." (IL04, IL05)] a. Estimating the Number of Homes Powered in One Day [Calculate the total energy, in MWh (Megawatt-hours), that was generated by the power station over the course of the day on July 12th (SQ01). Refer to your calculations for instantaneous volumetric flowrate. State at least 3 assumptions made in your calculations (EB02). Remember that hydropower only applies during the period where the volume in the upper reservoir is decreasing. [Determine how many "average homes" can be powered by this amount of energy in one day? Cite any sources you use to estimate energy use of an "average home." (IL04, IL05)]