QUESTION 2 Consider Adam's Bay wind site adamsbay data.xls. assume you are installing a G80-2000 Wind turbine (k-2.05, and c=8.35m's at 10 m (from data fit). Determine the annual energy production at 100m using the data set. Consider the site roughness length is 0.017m. A. 7014 MWh B. 10014 MWh C. 8909 MWh D. 9814 MWh

QUESTION 2 Consider Adam's Bay wind site adamsbay data.xls. assume you are installing a G80-2000 Wind turbine (k-2.05, and c=8.35m's at 10 m (from data fit). Determine the annual energy production at 100m using the data set. Consider the site roughness length is 0.017m. A. 7014 MWh B. 10014 MWh C. 8909 MWh D. 9814 MWh

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