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.
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>
Putting any sort of blood type but your own could and probably would kill someone instantly because its foriean to the body and blood transfusions are already risky
