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DIA [1.3K]
3 years ago
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13.) A skier on a ski lift is making her way to the top of the ski mountain. As the skier moves higher a. The kinetic energy bei

ng used to move her up the hill is stored in her by her position b. The potential energy in her is being stored by kinetic energy c. The mechanical energy is being converted into nuclear energy d. Both potential energy and kinetic energy are being stored in the skier 14.) What type of energy is the energy of moving things? a. Mechanical b. Electromagneticc. Sound d. Thermal 15.) What type of energy is the energy released when an atom is split or fused? a. Nuclear b. Electromagnetic c. Sound d. Electricity 16.) What type of energy is the energy that travels through matter in vibrations? a. Electricity b. Electromagnetic c. Sound d. Thermal 17.) What type of energy is the movement of electrons? a. Mechanical b. Electromagnetic c. Sound d. Thermal 18.) What is the source of all energy on earth? a. Plants b. animals c. Fossil fuels d. the sun 19.) Which type of energy does the match that is burning represent? a. Thermal b. Nuclear c. Chemical d. Mechanical​
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1 answer:
erik [133]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

gravitational potential energy

The skier possesses gravitational potential energy at the top of a slope, which transforms into kinetic energy as he moves down the slope.

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