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Using default values, NREL's PVWATTS website predicts that 5.42kWh/m2/d of insolation on a south-facing, 40∘ tilt array in Boulder, CO, will deliver 1537kWh/yr of AC energy per kWDC,STC of PV modules.

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The information provided states that, according to the default values on NREL's PVWATTS website, a south-facing photovoltaic (PV) array with a tilt of 40 degrees in Boulder, CO, is predicted to receive 5.42 kWh/m2/d of insolation.

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The subject of this question is Physics. The question involves calculations related to solar energy and photovoltaic (PV) installations.

It requires converting insolation values from kWh/m²/day to W/m², understanding the relationship between insolation and AC energy produced by PV modules, and determining the appropriate size of a residential PV installation based on required energy production and site insolation.

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