Question

Conversion of the Sun’s energy from fossil fuels into electricity does NOT involve:
a.
coal
c.
steam
b.
wind
d.
turbines
@Vallarylynn16 @texaschic101

Answer 1

@sammixboo

Answer 2

@LaurenNicole2

Answer 3

@SolomonZelman @gan

Answer 4

@ganeshie8

Answer 5

Also need help with another question I can't get a straight answer on

Answer 6

One form of energy changes to one other form
Single Transformation
Multiple Transformation

Answer 7

PLEASE HELP MEH

Answer 8

WILL MEDAL:)

Answer 9

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Answer 10

Well that's every person on my fan list that is on :/

Answer 11

I don't see what the Sun has to do with fossil fuels. >.>

Answer 12

It makes it like compress and stuffs

Answer 13

What about this question?:
One form of energy changes to one other form
Single Transformation
Multiple Transformation

Answer 14

This is hard:/

Answer 15

@IsaiahCC100 @IsaiahCC100
@IsaiahCC100 @IsaiahCC100 @IsaiahCC100

Answer 16

@WinryRockbell

Answer 17

@girlfromafrica

Answer 18

*sigh*

Answer 19

B. Since when does burning coal use wind?

Answer 20

LOL IDK
What about
One form of energy changes to one other form
Single Transformation
Multiple Transformation

Answer 21

Dude you dont convert burning coal into wind man.

Answer 22

And Single transformation

Answer 23

MEH AND TY

Answer 24

That one seems easy, If one form changes into one other form it's a single transformation

Answer 25

GTG TO LUNCH DON'T WE @IsaiahCC100

Answer 26

IDK , but Ok !