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zarkam21:

Last Physics question.. Yay!

zarkam21:

2. Identify five more types of energy transformations that you see at home, at school, or outdoors. Make sure to name the action, such as turning on a light, as well as the two types of energy involved. Remember, for energy to be transformed, the type of energy before and after a task must be different. (10 points) As you look around you, make note of technology that is turned on and off. This indicates that some sort of energy is present before the switch is flipped. Also look at objects that move from one height to another, because that will involve kinetic and gravitational potential energy. Finally, look for actions that involve changes in temperature, sound, and light. Often these actions mean that energy is being transformed.

zarkam21:

I am sitting at a table right now

zarkam21:

an outlet may be one answer

zarkam21:

it uses mechanical to electrical?

Vocaloid:

good, an outlet giving power to a device would be chemical --> electrical

zarkam21:

it wouldn't be mechanical

zarkam21:

could you explain that

Vocaloid:

mechanical energy is energy due to an objects motion electricity is generated by burning fossil fuels (chemical energy)

Vocaloid:

need to go to lunch

zarkam21:

Sure we can continue when you get back

Vocaloid:

an alarm clock could be electrical/chemical ---> sound energy let me know if you need any other suggestions

zarkam21:

how about an iron

zarkam21:

it would be electrical to heat right?

Vocaloid:

awesome

zarkam21:

placing some water in a kettle to boil

zarkam21:

this would be chemical to heat?

Vocaloid:

good (would be good to specify what type of stove, such as gas (chemical)

zarkam21:

Turning on the fireplace

zarkam21:

electric to heat

Vocaloid:

good, for an electric fireplace this would be true

zarkam21:

for gas?

Vocaloid:

a natural fireplace is just a place to burn wood (chemical) so it would be chemical to heat

zarkam21:

Thank you so much !!

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