I do think transfers from different sources into electrical energy support the law of conservation of energy. I think this because when the turbine is moving in a windmill that is using kinetic energy. This TRANSFERS, not creates electrical energy because the law of conservation of energy clearly states "Energy cannot be created or destoyed, it can only change forms.
Yes enery tranforms from different sources of energy into electricl energy. The law of concervation states that enery can only be tranfered, it cannot be created or broken/distoy. Electrical enery can also tranfer into radiant and thermal energy. That is because it can form heat.
In my opinion the law of conservation of energy is supported by the converstion of one energy into electrical energy because in the process of geothermal energy the water moves throw a pump (kinetic)and then hits a point where hot rocks turn the water into steam (thermal energy) which powers the turbine (kinetic energy) and it turns the steam into electrical energy and the generator takes that steam and powers our home. The law of conservation states " Energy cannot be created or changed it can only change forms". This saying does describe the law of conservation and does in my opinion support the law of conservation.
When energy is transformed into electricity, it does support the law of conservation of energy because once the energy is used to make electricity , it isn't destroyed, it is transformed into the form of energy of the appliance it powers.
The law of conservation does support energy sources creating electricity. When geothermal energy creates electricity the heated rocks turn the water into steam which turns a turbine which turns a generator and creates electricity. The law of conservation states that energy can not be created or destroyed, it can only change form. The process of geothermal energy is thermal energy, kinetic energy, and kinetic energy again which creates electricity. The energy is not creating itself but is replacing itself and goes around in a cycle to make electricity again and again.
Energy transfers from different sources into electrical energy support the law of conservation. When geothermal energy creates electricity the hot rocks heat the water that goes throw a pipe(kinetic energy)deep in the ground that turn the water into steam(thermal energy). The steam turns the turbine(kinetic energy) that turns the generator and creates electricity. The law of conservation states that "Energy can't be created or destroyed, it can only change form. Energy is like a cycle.
YES! I think it supports the law of conservation of energy. In my opinion, this supports the law because the energy transfer goes from kinetic energy to thermal energy to electrical energy. Because of this transfer, you can create this energy on your own.
Yes!! The energy transfers in an energy source does support the law of conservation because when the energy source starts the energy is already there and when the electrical energy is already made that energy is not destroyed since it will be always be there. when the electric energy goes into our homes we use that energy but it is still there. When we use a light bulb the electric energy turns into radiant and thermal energy. Therefore, it does support the law of conservation, which states tht energy cannot be created or destroyed it can only change forms.
Yes I think energy transfers from different sources into electrical energy support ,because of the law of conservation energy . The law of conservation states Energy cannot be created or destoyed, it can only change forms. When the wind moves the turbines, that is kinetic energy which is transformed in to eletrical energy.
I think energy transfers from different sources into electrical energy support the law of conservation. The law of conservation states that "energy can't be created or destroyed, it can only change form." When an energy transfer into electrical energy, it's neither created or destroyed.
i think energy transfers from different sources beacaue of the law of caonservation.the law of conservation states that"energy can't be created or destroyed,it can only change form.when the wind moves the turbine it spins and runs the generator.
I think that energy transfers from different sources into electrical energy support the law of conservation.I think that because the law of conservation states that can´t be createdor destroyed it could change form.when wind starts the turbine it is kenitic energy wich is transformed too electical energy.:) :D
I think the law of conservation does support that energy transfer from a different sources into electrical energy. An example would be chemical energy(coal) to thermal energy(water) to kinetic energy(steam) to kinetic energy(turbine) to electrical energy(generator).
I think the law of conservation does support that energy transfer from a different sources into electrical energy. I think this because you create a fire or light coal for thermal energy. This will boil the water and cause steam. The steam will spin the turbine and cause kinetic energy. the kinetic energy is sent to a generator witch transforms the kinetic energy to electric energy.
Yes, the law of conservation does support energy sources that transform into electrical energy because for example, when you start with chemical energy from coal you transform into thermal energy from water. Then it goes to kinetic from steam then kinetic energy again from the turbine.After it finally transform into electrical energy out of the generator. Through this process as the law of conservation states "energy cannot be created or destroyed it can only change forms."As you can see it only changes forms and will continue to change forms in the process.
I think the law of conservation does support energys that come from electrical energy because, in a power plant the electrical energy produces other energys such as thermal the energym has never ended
I do think transfers from different sources into electrical energy support the law of conservation of energy. I think this because when the turbine is moving in a windmill that is using kinetic energy. This TRANSFERS, not creates electrical energy because the law of conservation of energy clearly states "Energy cannot be created or destoyed, it can only change forms.
ReplyDeleteYes enery tranforms from different sources of energy into electricl energy. The law of concervation states that enery can only be tranfered, it cannot be created or broken/distoy. Electrical enery can also tranfer into radiant and thermal energy. That is because it can form heat.
ReplyDeleteIn my opinion the law of conservation of energy is supported by the converstion of one energy into electrical energy because in the process of geothermal energy the water moves throw a pump (kinetic)and then hits a point where hot rocks turn the water into steam (thermal energy) which powers the turbine (kinetic energy) and it turns the steam into electrical energy and the generator takes that steam and powers our home. The law of conservation states " Energy cannot be created or changed it can only change forms". This saying does describe the law of conservation and does in my opinion support the law of conservation.
ReplyDeleteWhen energy is transformed into electricity, it does support the law of conservation of energy because once the energy is used to make electricity , it isn't destroyed, it is transformed into the form of energy of the appliance it powers.
ReplyDeleteThe law of conservation does support energy sources creating electricity. When geothermal energy creates electricity the heated rocks turn the water into steam which turns a turbine which turns a generator and creates electricity. The law of conservation states that energy can not be created or destroyed, it can only change form. The process of geothermal energy is thermal energy, kinetic energy, and kinetic energy again which creates electricity. The energy is not creating itself but is replacing itself and goes around in a cycle to make electricity again and again.
ReplyDeleteEnergy transfers from different sources into electrical energy support the law of conservation. When geothermal energy creates electricity the hot rocks heat the water that goes throw a pipe(kinetic energy)deep in the ground that turn the water into steam(thermal energy). The steam turns the turbine(kinetic energy) that turns the generator and creates electricity. The law of conservation states that "Energy can't be created or destroyed, it can only change form. Energy is like a cycle.
ReplyDeleteYES! I think it supports the law of conservation of energy. In my opinion, this supports the law because the energy transfer goes from kinetic energy to thermal energy to electrical energy. Because of this transfer, you can create this energy on your own.
ReplyDeleteYes!! The energy transfers in an energy source does support the law of conservation because when the energy source starts the energy is already there and when the electrical energy is already made that energy is not destroyed since it will be always be there. when the electric energy goes into our homes we use that energy but it is still there. When we use a light bulb the electric energy turns into radiant and thermal energy. Therefore, it does support the law of conservation, which states tht energy cannot be created or destroyed it can only change forms.
ReplyDeleteYes I think energy transfers from different sources into electrical energy support ,because of the law of conservation energy . The law of conservation states Energy cannot be created or destoyed, it can only change forms. When the wind moves the turbines, that is kinetic energy which is transformed in to eletrical energy.
ReplyDeleteI think energy transfers from different sources into electrical energy support the law of conservation. The law of conservation states that "energy can't be created or destroyed, it can only change form." When an energy transfer into electrical energy, it's neither created or destroyed.
ReplyDeletei think energy transfers from different sources beacaue of the law of caonservation.the law of conservation states that"energy can't be created or destroyed,it can only change form.when the wind moves the turbine it spins and runs the generator.
ReplyDeleteI think that energy transfers from different sources into electrical energy support the law of conservation.I think that because the law of conservation states that can´t be createdor destroyed it could change form.when wind starts the turbine it is kenitic energy wich is transformed too electical energy.:) :D
ReplyDeleteI think the law of conservation does support that energy transfer from a different sources into electrical energy. An example would be chemical energy(coal) to thermal energy(water) to kinetic energy(steam) to kinetic energy(turbine) to electrical energy(generator).
ReplyDeleteI think the law of conservation does support that energy transfer from a different sources into electrical energy. I think this because you create a fire or light coal for thermal energy. This will boil the water and cause steam. The steam will spin the turbine and cause kinetic energy. the kinetic energy is sent to a generator witch transforms the kinetic energy to electric energy.
ReplyDeleteYes, the law of conservation does support energy sources that transform into electrical energy because for example, when you start with chemical energy from coal you transform into thermal energy from water. Then it goes to kinetic from steam then kinetic energy again from the turbine.After it finally transform into electrical energy out of the generator. Through this process as the law of conservation states "energy cannot be created or destroyed it can only change forms."As you can see it only changes forms and will continue to change forms in the process.
ReplyDeleteI think the law of conservation does support energys that come from electrical energy because, in a power plant the electrical energy produces other energys such as thermal the energym has never ended
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