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Question 35

Both nuclear fuel and coal can be used as energy sources for generating electricity.

1 kg of nuclear fuel can result in the generation of 64 000 units of electricity.

1 kg of coal can result in the generation of 8.0 units of electricity.

Calculate the mass of coal needed to generate the same amount of electricity as 1 kg of nuclear fuel.

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