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Types of Energy

1) Light energy


2) Heat Energy


3) Kinetic Energy


4) Sound Energy


5)Electrical Energy


6)Nuclear Energy


7)Chemical Potential Energy


8)Gravitational Potential Energy


9)Elastic Potential Energy

What happens to Wasted Energy?

Wasted energy eventually takes the form of heat energy and dissipates (spreads out) into the surroundings.

What is the Conservation of Energy?

Energy cannot be created or destroyed. It can only transform/transfer into another energy/place

Energy is measured in...?

Energy is measured in Joules (J)

Power is measured in...?

Power is measured in Watts (W)

Current is measured in...?

Current is measured in Amps (A)

Voltage is measured in...?

Voltage is measured in Voltage (V)

What is Current?

Current is the rate of flow of charge

What is Voltage?

Voltage is the difference in electrical energy per unit of charge before and after going through a device

What is a Transducer?

A Transducer is a device that casues energy transformation

What is Energy Transfer?

Energy transfer is when energy goes from one place to another

What is Energy Transformation?

Energy transformation is when energy change from one type to another

Efficiency=?

Efficiency = useful output/


Time



(x100)%

GPE=?

GPE= Mass X Gravity X Height

Energy=?

Energy= Power X Time

Electrical Power=?

Electrical Power= Current X Voltage



(I) X (V)

What are known as Units of Electricity?

KWh are known as units of electricity



e.g. 1KWh = 1unit

Cost=?

Cost = Price per unit X Number of units

1KW=?

1KW= 1 000 W