Mathematics · Averages and Percentages
The table below shows the distribution, by location and power capacity (maximum rate of power generation), of the twenty largest wind projects in the United States in 2013. State Power Capacity Total Low Medium High California 4 2 3 9 Oregon 1 0 1 2 Indiana 0 2 0 2 Colorado 1 1 0 2 Iowa 2 0 0 2 Oklahoma 1 0 0 1 Total 10 5 5 20 The total power capacity of the nine wind projects located in California was 4,952 megawatts (MW) in 2013. The amount of energy produced in one hour at a rate of one megawatt is one megawatt-hour. If each of the nine California wind projects in 2013 had operated continuously for 24 hours at its maximum rate of power generation, approximately how many megawatt-hours of energy would the nine projects have produced?
- 1120,000✓
- 211,000
- 35,000
- 4200
Correct answer
120,000
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