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What force is responsible for generating the energy in the watermill?
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∙ 12y ago
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Which fundamental force is responsible for elastic potential energy?
The electric force.
A force responsible for transforming movement energy to heat?
friction?
What is the force that is ultimately responsible for an object's acceleration?
Kinetic energy and Torque.
Which force is responsible of the release of energy in nuclear power plants and in nuclear weapons?
the strong nuclear force is responsible for most of it, but the weak nuclear force contributes some in the decay of fission products.
Which class of lever is good for generating speed but poor for generating power?
I believe its a class C lever looks like this (your force) ---------------------- ( what your moving) ^ this will move things allot higher/ farther/ faster but uses a lot of force in doing so
Which fundamental force is responsible for elastic potential energy?
The electric force.
What energy source uses dams?
Hydroelectricity; the process of generating electricity from the force of water moving a turbine.
A force responsible for transforming movement energy to heat?
friction?
What is the force that is ultimately responsible for an object's acceleration?
Kinetic energy and Torque.
Which force is responsible of the release of energy in nuclear power plants and in nuclear weapons?
the strong nuclear force is responsible for most of it, but the weak nuclear force contributes some in the decay of fission products.
What form is chemical energy?
Chemical energy is the energy that is found in the chemical bonds of molecules. These bonds are electromagnetic in nature, so the electroweak force would be responsible for chemical energy.
Where would army civilians gain operational experience?
The generating Force
A magnet is useful in generating electricity because a magnetic force moves?
electrons
What is the part of an electric circuit generating force?
switch, motor or rotor.
What is force energy or matter?
Force is energy
What is a force is responsible for a rivers capability to move sediments?
The force that is responsible for moving sediments in a river is the current.
When their is a gravitational force on the earth then why does helicopters and aeroplanes do not fall while they are in the air?
Because they have mechanical structures, powered by motors using the solar energy stored in oil, that can push against air, thereby generating forces that can be directed opposite to the force of gravity and work against it. You might just as well ask: "When there is a gravitational force on the Earth, then how can I walk up the stairs from the first floor to the second floor ?" I would have answered: Because you have mechanical structures, made of bones and powered by muscles using the solar energy stored in food, that can push against the floor, thereby generating forces that can be directed opposite to the force of gravity and work against it.
