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Interpretation:
Five sentences that use the word energy needs to be written.
Concept Introduction :
The power or capacity to perform work, for example, the capability to move an object by applying the force is known as energy.
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Answer to Problem 3E
The five sentences of energy are:
- Scientists will hopefully one day find a new source of energy that is less toxic.
- Mr. X did not have the energy to go out, after working all day.
- If you ate properly, you would possibly have more energy.
- Energy binds atoms together into molecules.
- Energy is required to break molecules into atom or ions.
Explanation of Solution
Energy is a measurable property whichshould be shifted to an object in order to heat or to do work on it. Energy is a conserved quantity.
The SI unit of energy is the joule.
The five sentences of energy are:
- Scientists will hopefully one day find a new source of energy that is less toxic.
- Mr. X did not have the energy to go out, after working all day.
- If you ate properly, you would possibly have more energy.
- Energy binds atoms together into molecules.
- Energy is required to break molecules into atom or ions.
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