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Masters, problem 3.12: Suppose a utility charges its large industrial customers $0.08/kWh for energy plus $10/mo per peak kVA (demand charge). Peak kVA means the highest level drawn by the load during the month. If a customer uses an average of 750 kVA during a 720-h month, with a 1000-kVA peak, what would be their monthly bill if their power factor (PF) is 0.8

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