Total Energy used=1.6x(20/60)x6*0.12=0.38p
The cost of a light bulb is higher due to factors such as the materials used, manufacturing process, and design specifications. Hair dryers may be less expensive because they are often mass-produced, using simpler components and assembly processes. Additionally, the demand and competition in the market for each product can influence pricing.
Discussing the cost of a kilowatt is nonsensical. If you want to discuss the cost of a unit of electrical energy, Kilowatt-hour makes sense.
Look on the dryers nameplate for the actual wattage. Lets assume that it is 7200 watts. You pay for electricity by the killowatt/hour. So you are using 7200 of 7.2 Kw/Hr. Look on your power bill and it should tell you how much they are charging you per Kw/Hr. It could be .04 to .15 (who knows). Mine is .06 cents per Kw/Hr. Calculate .06 x 7.2 = .432 cents/hour ---- Except that the heater is only running for part of the time, so in reality this depends on what you set the temperature to. 50% duty cycle is probably a good estimate, in which case it will be about half of the above.
27 cents an ounce
You need two equations to do this. The first is 2x+78=728. The other is x+78=y. In both equations "x" is equal to the price of the dryer and "y" is equal to the price of the washer. We know that the washer costs 78 more than the dryer. The math goes like this. 2x + 78 = 728 (first equation) 2x + 78 - 78 = 728 - 78 (subtract 78 from both sides) 2x = 650 (new equation) 2x / 2 = 650 / 2 (divide both sides by 2) x = 325 (dryer costs 325) Now we have a value for "x" and can complete the second equation x + 78 = y (second equation) 325 + 78 = y (substitute known value for x) 403 = y (washer costs 403) Now we check to make sure that we did it correctly x + y = 728 (dryer + washer = 728) 325 + 403 = 728 (substitute known values for x and y) 728 = 728 (we did it correctly) The dryer costs 325 and the washer costs 403
250
You are buying house numbers. They cost 30 cents each.
$0.45
As is the value of a coin from 1797 The George Washington
If 100 envelopes cost 70 cents, then the cost per envelope is 0.7 cents (70 cents / 100 envelopes). For 250 envelopes, the cost would be 250 envelopes × 0.7 cents/envelope = 175 cents. Therefore, 250 envelopes will cost $1.75.
it is 60 cents.
10 cents and the bucket costs 20 cents.
88.5 cents
The cost of a hamburger was 15 cents in 1955.
the cost was 25 cents a bag
If 100 envelopes cost 79 cents, the cost per envelope is 0.79 cents divided by 100, which equals 0.0079 cents per envelope. For 250 envelopes, the cost would be 250 multiplied by 0.0079 cents, totaling approximately 1.975 cents. Therefore, 250 envelopes would cost about 1.98 cents when rounded to two decimal places.
If 3 apples cost 50 cents, then the cost of one apple is approximately 16.67 cents. For 5 dollars, which is 500 cents, you can buy about 30 apples (500 cents divided by 16.67 cents per apple).