Determine the forms of useful energy and waste energy for these electrical devices. The input energy in each example is electrical energy.DeviceUseful output energyWaste output energyKettleSound, kineticLight bulbFanMusic speakersHeat
Question
Determine the forms of useful energy and waste energy for these electrical devices. The input energy in each example is electrical energy.DeviceUseful output energyWaste output energyKettleSound, kineticLight bulbFanMusic speakersHeat
Solution
Device: Kettle Useful output energy: Thermal energy (for heating water) Waste output energy: Sound (from the boiling water), Light (from the indicator)
Device: Light bulb Useful output energy: Light (for illumination) Waste output energy: Heat (from the bulb getting hot)
Device: Fan Useful output energy: Kinetic energy (for creating airflow) Waste output energy: Sound (from the motor), Heat (from the motor)
Device: Music speakers Useful output energy: Sound (for producing music) Waste output energy: Heat (from the speaker's coil)
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