Asked by Makayla
Refer to Figure 11.
What happens to the energy that is "lost" from the generator?
it is converted into electricity
it is unusable
it is destroyed
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Answer: it is unusable.
Explanation: the “lost” energy is not destroyed — by conservation of energy it’s converted into other forms (mainly heat, and sometimes sound or frictional losses) and so is wasted/unavailable for doing useful work or being converted to electricity.
Explanation: the “lost” energy is not destroyed — by conservation of energy it’s converted into other forms (mainly heat, and sometimes sound or frictional losses) and so is wasted/unavailable for doing useful work or being converted to electricity.
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