Electric Bill Calculator

Formula

To calculate the electric bill:

\[ EB = E \times CE \]

Where:

$\text{EB}$ is the Electric Bill ($)
$E$ is the Total Energy Usage (kWh)
$CE$ is the Average Price of Electricity ($/kWh)

Electric Bill

An electric bill is a statement of charges for electrical energy consumed over a given period. It is calculated by multiplying the total energy usage (measured in kilowatt-hours) by the average price of electricity. This calculation is important for managing energy expenses and budgeting.

Example Calculation

Let's assume the following values:

Total Energy Usage ($E$) = 500 kWh
Average Price of Electricity ($CE$) = $0.12 per kWh

Using the formula:

\[ EB = 500 \times 0.12 = 60 \]

The electric bill is $60.