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1.	A power station’s maximum demand is 50 MW, capacity factor is 0.6 and utilization factor is 0.85. Calculate the following:a. Load factorb. Annual energy produced
A.	Load factor = 0.5068Annual energy: 0.3 × 106 MWh
B.	Load factor = 0.7058Annual energy: 0.3 × 107 MWh
C.	Load factor = 0.5068Annual energy: 0.3 × 107 MWh
D.	Load factor = 0.7058Annual energy: 0.3 × 106 MWh
Answer» E.

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