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The energy driving a windmill each minute equals 2.75 kilojoules. If 1.6 kilojoules of energy is given up by the windmill as thermal energy from friction and electrical resistance, how many kilojoules
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The energy driving a windmill each minute equals 2.75 kilojoules. If 1.6 kilojoules of energy is given up by the windmill as thermal energy from friction and electrical resistance, how many kilojoules of energy are provided as electricity to the power line?

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The answer would be 1.15 kilojoules. ope this helps.
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