Amaan M. answered 09/08/15
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First, let's start by turning 1 kwh into calories (your answer means you're actually using kilocalories, which are typically written with a capital C, so I'll use that notation). I'm assuming your teacher taught you the conversion 4.2 kilojoules per Calorie.
So 1 kwh means 1 kilowatt * 1 hour.
1 watt is 1 joule/second, and there are 3,600 seconds per hour, so 1kwh = 1 kilojoule/second *3,600 seconds = 3.6*10^3 kilojoules.
So, 92 kwh = 92*3.6*10^3 kilojoules = 3.312*10^5 kilojoules. If there are 4.2 Calories per kilojoule, 92 kwh = 3.312*10^5 kilojoules * (1 Calorie / 4.2 kilojoules) = 7.9*10^4 Calories.
Hope this helps!