Answer:
The degradation of energy is the loss of useful energy: energy is conserved in changes, but tends to be transformed into thermal energy, which is a less usable form of energy.
Explanation:
Some forms of energy can be transformed into others. In these transformations, energy degrades, loses quality. In any transformation, part of the energy is converted into heat or heat energy.
Any type of energy can be completely transformed into heat; but, this cannot be completely transformed into another type of energy. It is said, then, that heat is a degraded form of energy. Are examples:
- The electrical energy, when going through a resistance.
- Chemical energy, in the combustion of some substances.
- Mechanical energy, by shock or friction.
Therefore, the Yield is defined as the ratio (in% percent) between the useful energy obtained and the energy contributed in a transformation.
R = ( useful energy / total energy) * 100
where R is the yield
Answer:
The ratio is 1:1
Explanation:
Firstly we are told the in (a) we have a force which A given to be: FA
We are then told the are two other forces which a B and C which are equal.
These forces are given to be F and 19.5° away from A.
We are then told that the force on the elephant is now three times, of what it was when we only had force A.
Since we are told that B and C are eqaula.
If we say FA = 2N
Then in order for it to be three times, we would have to add 4N since it was the only force present at the time.
If we add two equal forces, then we can devide that 4 by 2.
We then find out that F =2N
and thus equal to FA.
Therefore the ratio of F/FA is
!:1
Answer:
One observation would be the change in odor when observing the logs burning in a campfire and because of that a inference could be because a change in odor is occurring, a chemical change is happening to the logs (combustion).
A second observation would be that the wood being burned gave off smoke at first but then stopped and because of that a inference would be that the compound that were being burned creating the smoke was all evaporated from the wood.
The answer is cesium oxide