Posted by stupid lost person on Monday, May 7, 2012 at 12:05am.
Cost ($) = Power (kW) x Price ($ / kWh) x Time (h)
Cost ($) = (0.006 kW) x ($0.12) x (365 days/year x 24 h/day)
Cost = $6.3072
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