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Chemistry, 13.11.2020 03:10, ahaug4869

Someone explain his to me PLEASE Make a sketch in your science notebook that traces all of the changes in energy that occur from start to finish in these scenarios:

Scenario 1

Start: An apple grown on a tree provides nourishment for a hungry teenager.

End: The student wins the 100-yard dash event in the track meet.

Scenario 2

Start: Air flows through the blades of wind turbines, which spin generators to create electricity.

End: A parent heats food on an electric stove to cook dinner for family.

When you have completed your sketch,

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