Question: Homework # 4 ( Energy Sources & ConsumptioN ) Environmental Science 2 . ( 1 5 points ) A 2 , 8 0 0 sq

Homework # 4(Energy Sources & ConsumptioN) Environmental Science
2.(15 points) A 2,800 sq. ft. house has the following energy-consuming devices:
Air Conditioning (AC): Two units, each 3,000W, running for 8 hours per day
Water Heater: 4,000W, running for 3 hours daily.
Lighting: Forty 40 W lightbulbs, each running for 8 hours daily.
Dryer 3,000W, used for 1 hour daily.
Washer 800 W , used for 2 hours daily.
Refrigerator. Runs continuously, averaging 700W.
Dishwasher: 1,200W, used for 1 hour daily.
Oven: 1,800W, used for 1 hour daily.
Laptops: Three 100 W laptops, each charging for 2 hours daily.
TV: 200W, running for 4 hours daily.
Microwave: 1,000W, used for 30 minutes daily.
Coffee Maker. 600W, used for 30 minutes daily.
Toaster. 700 W , used for 5 minutes daily.
Cell Phones: Two phones, each charging for 3 hours daily at 10W.
Ceiling Fans: Four 50W fans, each running for 6 hours daily.
Task:
A. Calculate the energy use for each device in kilowatt-hours per day (kWhday using the formula:
B. Organize the results in a table with appropriate descriptive title with columns for the appliance name, wattage per appliance, hours of use per day, energy use in kWh/day, and energy requirement in KWhmonth (at a minimum).
C. If the average U.S. residential electricity rate is $0.14 per kWh , calculate the monthly electricity bill for the house (assume a 30-day month).
D. Research and describe two changes that could reduce energy use. For each recommendation, calculate the potential monthly savings. For example, replacing 40 W lightbulbs with 9W LED bulbs could save $5.20 per month, cost $1.74 per bulb, save 37.2 kWh per month, and reduce carbon emissions by approximately 19 kg of carbon per month equivalent to the carbon sequestered by a mature tree annually, (Amazon 2024,
Treevitalize.com 2024).Homework # 4(Energy Sources & Consumptioi) t 50 points
EV300: Environmental Science Term 2-
B)
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C) If the average U.S. residential electricity rate is $0.14 per KWh , calculate the monthly electricity bill for the house (assume a 30-day month).
D)
1St Change:
2Nd Change:
Answer all questions show all work and create the table with the correct units and explainations please. This is for an environmental science class.
Homework # 4 ( Energy Sources & ConsumptioN )

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