One kilowatt hour is the amount of energy delivered during _______________?

Correct answer: D. one hour

  • A. one second
  • B. one day
  • C. one minute
  • D. one hour

Explanation

One kilowatt-hour is the energy supplied by a power of 1 kilowatt operating for 1 hour, so the time interval is one hour. Option a, one second, confuses the unit with a much shorter time interval and would give only 1 kilojoule for 1 kilowatt.

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