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15 December, 01:49

The insulation in an old house is able to hold in 12,000 J of the 36,000 J that were used to heat it up. How energy efficient is this insulation?

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  1. 15 December, 02:34
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    As in put energy is 36000J

    Out which it gives or holds 12000

    Now,

    As we know efficiency is output/input * 100

    Then,

    12000/36000=0.333*100=33.33%
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