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IrinaVladis [17]
2 years ago
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Water stored in dams falls freely with the force to make a turbine move. The turbine moves and produces electricity. This electr

ic energy is supplied to homes. At home, we use electricity for heating, cooling, and lighting.
Biology
2 answers:
svp [43]2 years ago
8 0

HELLP MEE Sort the types of energy according to the order in which they move through this system:

Water stored in dams falls freely with the force to make a turbine move. The turbine moves and produces electricity. This electric energy is supplied to homes. At home, we use electricity for heating, cooling, and lighting.

   electrical energy

   light energy

   gravitational energy

 

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solong [7]2 years ago
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The water in a reservoir behind a dam is an example of potential energy. The stored energy in the reservoir is converted into kinetic  <span>energy (motion) as the water </span>flows<span> down a large pipe and spins a turbine. </span>Both use a power<span> source to turn the propellers of a machine </span>called<span> a turbine. As the turbine spins, it turns a metal shaft connected an </span>electric<span> generator, which is basically a motor that </span>produces electricity. In the case of a hydroelectric dam, it's flowing water<span> that's used as the </span>power<span> source to turn the turbine.</span>
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