103. What is specific energy consumption. a) energy consumption per month b) Energy consumed per unit of production c) energy consumption per year d) none of the above

103.    What is specific energy consumption.
a)    energy consumption per month
b)    Energy consumed per unit of production
c)    energy consumption per year
d)    none of the above
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Energy consumed per unit of production
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