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Winter heating of an office building requires an average of 250kBtu/h250 \mathrm{kBtu} / \mathrm{h}. The heating system uses a heat pump with COP=\mathrm{COP}= 3.0. (a) If the energy supplied to the heat pump costs $0.09/kWh\$ 0.09 / \mathrm{kWh}, what's the cost per day to heat the building?

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In this part of the problem we need to find the daily heating cost for a building. The heat pump of COP=3\rm COP = 3 is used to supply Q˙H=250 kBtuh\dot Q_H = 250~\frac{\rm kBtu}{\rm h}. Power supplies to the heat pump costs, c=0.09 $kWhc = 0.09~\frac{\$}{\rm kWh}.

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