How much energy is added to your basement

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Question: Let's say you light your basement continuously with a 100 W ordinary incandescent light that has an effectiveness of 10 lumens/W.

Part A: How much energy is added to your basement in a 24 hour period?

I need help to find how much energy is added to your basement in a 24 hour period.

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