A data logger transfers energy at a rate of 3.0 W while it is in standby. It transfers 0.012 kWh of energy during this time.
Calculate the time the data logger is in standby.
4000 h4000\ \mathrm{h}4000 h
4.0 h4.0\ \mathrm{h}4.0 h
0.004 h0.004\ \mathrm{h}0.004 h
0.25 h0.25\ \mathrm{h}0.25 h
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