Solar-powered trees provide shade, power and Wi-Fi for the community

The video tutorial explains the concept of solar trees, which are structures with brown metal trunks that harness sunlight to perform various functions. These trees are equipped with solar panels capable of generating up to 1.4 kilowatts of power, providing energy for USB and electric outlets, generating Wi-Fi, and cooling drinking water. Additionally, the structure includes a rechargeable battery that stores power for use on cloudy days and powers LED lights at night.

What is the primary function of the brown metal trunk in the solar-powered trees?

• To store water

• To support branches

• To harness sunlight

• To provide shade

How much power can the solar panels generate?

• 0.5 kilowatts

• 1.4 kilowatts

• 3.5 kilowatts

• 2.0 kilowatts

Which of the following is NOT a function of the solar panels?

• Generating Wi-Fi

• Providing USB outlets

• Heating food

• Cooling drinking water

What feature allows the structure to function during cloudy days?

• A wind turbine

• A rechargeable battery

• A solar reflector

• A backup generator

What happens to the structure at night?

• It shuts down completely

• It releases stored water

• It lights up LEDs

• It stores more power