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Physics, 24.04.2020 03:49 dylannhandy

. At typical nuclear power plants, refueling occurs every 19 months. Assuming that a plant has operated continuously since the last refueling and produces 1.2 GW of electrical power at an efficiency of 35%, how much less massive are the fuel rods at the end of the 19 months than at the start? (Assume 30-day months.)

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