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Shower heads have a flow rate of no more than 2.5 gallons per minute. Calculate how much energy is required to provide hot water for your shower, assuming that your shower water is at 115°F and the water coming into your heater is at 70°F. State how long your shower lasts. Give your answer in kWh.

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          Shower heads have a flow rate of no more than 2.5 gallons per minute. Calculate how much energy is required to provide hot water for your shower, assuming that your shower water is at 115°F and the water coming into your heater is at 70°F. State how long your shower lasts. Give your answer in kWh.

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Introductory Chemistry

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Shower heads have a flow rate of no more than 2.5 gallons per minute. Calculate how much energy is required to provide hot water for your shower, assuming that your shower water is at 115°F and the water coming into your heater is at 70°F. State how long your shower lasts. Give your answer in kWh.