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What is the Law of Conservation of Energy

Energy cannot be created nor destroyed, it can only be transferred from one form to another

Energy transfer


Microphone


Fire


Skydiver



Sound ➝ Electrical


Chemical (Wood) ➝ Heat + Light


Gravitational Potential (In Plane)➝ Kinetic (falling)

What are the Eight form's of Energy

Gravitational Potential, Electrical, Light, Sound, Strain (Elastic), Chemical, Kinetic and Heat.

What is the Difference between renewable and non renewable energy

Renewable Energy is kind on the environment whereas Non Renewable Energy is always chemical energy and is usually a Fossil Fuel.

Is Radiator a good name for a radiator?

No, a more suitable name is a Convector.

What spectrum is light part of?

The electromagnetic spectrum (visible)

What is refraction?

Refraction is when light changes direction due to a change of speed as it enters from one medium to another, it is alos when light slows down it moves the norman and when light speeds up it moves away from the normal.


The normal is drawn Perpendicular (at right angles to the surface of the new medium.

What is Dispersion?

White light consists of a combination of the different colours of the rainbow. White light must travel through a prism to disperse into the different colours,those are red orange yellow green blue indigo and violet

Some Sound Fundamentals

It is Made by Vibrating matter it travels much slower then light and Frequency and Amplitude

So what is Frequency

The speed at which the matter vibrates and how high or low the sound is.

Sound Travel

Sound travels in two types of wave the Transverse and the Longitudinal

What is the formula for how fast sound travels

speed = distance/time