Exercise 5. Can the Huntingville Dam, generate enough electric power to create a practical recharging station at Bishop's University for, say, 50 electric-only commuting vehicles? You should consider the power numbers, and also accommodate (some) power storage, before recharge. You are allowed to ignore economic issues like capital/installation cost and maintenance costs, and "payback" periods, and equipment lifetime issues (although all of these are also important issues). You can assume that the "fast" charging equipment which charges at a nominal power of 6.6 [kW] but only delivers 5 [kWh) of energy to the battery in 1-hour of charging time (on average) Exercise 5. Can the Huntingville Dam, generate enough electric power to create a practical recharging station at Bishop's University for, say, 50 electric-only commuting vehicles? You should consider the power numbers, and also accommodate (some) power storage, before recharge. You are allowed to ignore economic issues like capital/installation cost and maintenance costs, and "payback" periods, and equipment lifetime issues (although all of these are also important issues). You can assume that the "fast" charging equipment which charges at a nominal power of 6.6 [kW] but only delivers 5 [kWh) of energy to the battery in 1-hour of charging time (on average)