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Energy & EM: S2 Quick Quiz
 

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Energy, heat & EM basics

by Anna
1

An electromagnet produces a magnetic field when current flows through its coil.

2

Solar cells convert chemical energy into electrical energy.

3

Heat transfer by conduction occurs when substances are in direct contact.

4

Solar cells convert light energy directly into electrical energy via the photovoltaic effect.

5

A device with 150% efficiency violates the energy conservation law.

6

Heat transfer by convection can occur in a vacuum.

7

In an isolated system, energy is conserved when only conservative forces act.

8

A magnet’s magnetic field can be turned off by increasing current in a disconnected wire.

9

The efficiency of a device is (useful energy output ÷ total energy input) × 100%.

10

A stretched spring stores kinetic energy.

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