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Draws and labels diagrams showing several ways that energy can be transferred form one place to another (e.g., sound energy passing through air, electrical energy through a wire, heat …
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We introduce a representation of energy, the Energy Tracking Diagram, that explicitly represents energy as conserved, flowing among objects, and accumulating in objects (or fields). These …
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showing the amount of energy stored in each account (or storage mode). To the right of the bar graph, an energy flow diagram indicates which items are inside and outside of the system and …
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energy-flow diagram to track and describe energy transformations in simple systems. As energy moves and changes, it isn’t destroyed or lost. It may be detected differently, but new energy …
Unit 1 - Qualitative Energy Storage and Transfer - Bootstrap
There are two things that can be done with energy: it can be stored, and it can be transferred. By identifying what changes during an event or process (i.e., changes in motion, position, shape, …
Chapter 2 ENERGY, ENERGY TRANSFER, AND GENERAL …
Energy transfer represents the energy gained or lost by a system during a process. Energy can be transferred to/from a system by heat, work, and mass. Heat (Q) is the form of energy that is …
Modeling Energy Dynamics with the Energy-Interaction …
A generic Energy-Interaction Diagram to model a physical system (orange) of two objects, physical thing 1 and physical thing 2, for a process during a speci ed time interval. Three …
