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Engineering, 02.07.2020 17:01 oliviaprejean18

1. A team of students have designed a battery-powered cooler, which promises to keep beverages at a high-drinkability temperature of 36°F while outside is 100°F. If the insulation leaks heat at a rate of 100 Btu/h, calculate the minimum electrical power required, in Watts. If we use USB-charged 5 V batteries, what is the minimum battery size needed, in Amp-hours, if the cooler is supposed to work for 4 hours?

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