Engineering, 16.10.2020 23:01 orlando19882000

Pretend you are a civil engineer who is working in a developing country that does not have the funds for electrical appliances.
1.Think of all the things that people do ev ery day. Think of at least 10 examples of things that people do every day or every other day.
2.Make a list of all the appliances that would be used to do the things you listed . Ex, if you listed cooking in step 1, in step 2 you would list a stov e. List at least 5 appliances.
3.Think of ways you can replace these five appliances with solar energy. Partial replacement is okay too.
4.Submit your lists as one file with headings here.

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