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Q1. A fluorescent lamp takes in energy from the electricity supply at the rate of 18 joules each second. It gives out 3 joules of energy as light each second. a. How much energy…

Q1. A fluorescent lamp takes in energy from the electricity supply at the rate of 18 joules each second. It gives out 3 joules of energy as light each second. a. How much energy…
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Q1. A fluorescent lamp takes in energy from the electricity supply at the rate of 18 joules each second. It gives out 3 joules of energy as light each second.

a. How much energy does the lamp give out each second?

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15 joules

Explanation:

SUBTRACT 3 FROM 18

18 JOULES-3 JOULES=15 JOULES

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