Which of the following is an example of potential energy? (2009)A A glass jar sitting on a shelfA flag waving in the windB.C.A ball rolling along a sidewalkD. A battery powering a radioAs the energy needs for Virginia increase, new sources of energy are required toreplace or supplement the nonrenewable sources of energy now in use. Two sourcof energy that are renewable and available in Virginia are(2009)A. natural gas and wind powerB. coal and hydropowerC. petroleum and solar powerD. wind power and solar powerWhat is one advantage of using a hydroelectric plant? (2009)A. It is expensive to build.B. It provides renewable energy to human populations.on water flow.hoing constructed.

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- Which of the following is an example of potential energy? (2009) A A glass jar sitting on a shelf A flag waving in the wind B. C. A ball rolling along a sidewalk D. A battery powering a radio As the energy needs for Virginia increase, new sources of energy are required to replace or supplement the nonrenewable sources of energy now in use. Two sourc (2009) of energy that are renewable and available in Virginia are A. natural gas and wind power B. coal and hydropower C. petroleum and solar power D. wind power and solar power

- Which of the following is an example of potential energy? (2009) A A glass jar sitting on a shelf A flag waving in the wind B. C. A ball rolling along a sidewalk D. A battery powering a radio As the energy needs for Virginia increase, new sources of energy are required to replace or supplement the nonrenewable sources of energy now in use. Two sourc (2009) of energy that are renewable and available in Virginia are A. natural gas and wind power B. coal and hydropower C. petroleum and solar power D. wind power and solar power

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