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A client has two refrigerators, one in the kitchen and one in the basement.The former is new and efficient. The latter is 30 years old and uses 120Kwh/month. If this client pays 0.15/kwh

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Answer and explanation:

Given that client pays $0.15/kwh

If old fridge is inefficient and consumes 120kwh/month

And new fridge is efficient and therefore consumes 50kwh/month

For the old fridge, client will be paying

120×0.15= $18 per month on electricity charges

For the new fridge, client will be paying

50×0.15= $7.5 per month on electricity charges

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