I had the SAME problem, put down Radiation and it’s thermal/light.
Answer:
Under assumption that all food energy that needs the horse is transformed into work, then the horse needs approximately 3 megajoules of food energy to work for 1 hour.
Explanation:
Since horse is working steadily, the power experimented by the horse (
), measured in watts, is at constant rate. Then, the work needed by the horse (
), measured in joules, is equal to that power multiplied by time (
), measured in seconds. That is:
(1)
If we know that
and
, then the work needed for the horse is:



Under assumption that all food energy that needs the horse is transformed into work, then the horse needs approximately 3 megajoules of food energy to work for 1 hour.
Earth's atmosphere is a <em>mixture</em> of gases that have
not reacted to become chemical compounds.
Quantity of electrical charge is measured in Coulombs.
The symbol is C.
b. C