Answer:
3,600
Explanation:
In the question, there is energy consumption and a rate but not in an easy way.
In order to find out how much watt-hours the light bulb consumes per day, the easiest way is to multiply by the hour to find out how much it uses in a day.
In 4 days and 6 hours there are 102 hours.

The hours for 4 days...

4 days plus 6 hours. The total time...
Now make the watt-hours usage an hourly rate...

150 watts/hour...
Take the hourly rate and multiply it by 24 (number of hours in a day) to find out how many watt-hours the lightbulb uses in a day...
