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Bess [88]
3 years ago
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(A). in an ecosystem, organisms are dependent on each other for their survival. small fish eat plankton. in the fish, chemical e

nergy from plankton is converted into_________and used by fishes to swim. these fish are then devoured by large fish.
(B). bacteria break down the dead bodies of fish to release energy, which is then absorbed by other organisms in the ecosystem. this flow of energy is an example hu of the__________

(A).

(1 ) oxygenated energy

(2) radiant energy

(3) mechanical energy

(B).

(1 ) loss of energy

(2) creation of energy

(3) conservation of energy
Biology
2 answers:
Semmy [17]3 years ago
8 0

3. Mechanical energy is the energy used by organisms to function and move.

3. The conservation of energy is the process in which organisms use up the energy in a cycle where nothing is wasted.

joja [24]3 years ago
8 0

Answer: A. (3) mechanical energy

B. (3) conservation of energy

Explanation:

A. Mechanical energy

A mechanical energy can be define as the combination of the potential energy and kinetic energy in an object that is utilized to do work. In the given situation, the chemical energy from plankton is converted into mechanical energy in the fish. As the plankton being the source of food, is a source of chemical energy, the chemical energy in the plankton will be converted into mechanical energy in the fish which will be used by the fish to swim.

B. Conservation of energy

According to law of conservation of energy in universe, the energy changes it's forms but it can neither be created nor be destroyed. In the given situation, the energy is released when the bacteria break down the fish bodies, which is later on absorbed by the other organisms in the ecosystem. This way the flow of energy is indicating towards the conservation of energy. As the energy is being transferred from one organism to another. Hence, the energy is changing it's form from one to another.

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