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How is the production of wind energy limited by time and place?
A ball traveling at 10 m/s
Heating sand to high temperatures to form molten glass
Wind
change in the size and shape of a solid
Winds must be strong and frequent in the area
separating a salt water solution
By making sure washing machines are full before being run
They are expensive to implement
Which of the following is not an example of a chemical change?
A ball traveling at 10 m/s
Heating sand to high temperatures to form molten glass
Wind
change in the size and shape of a solid
Winds must be strong and frequent in the area
separating a salt water solution
By making sure washing machines are full before being run
They are expensive to implement
How can humans conserve natural resources?
A ball traveling at 10 m/s
Heating sand to high temperatures to form molten glass
Wind
change in the size and shape of a solid
Winds must be strong and frequent in the area
separating a salt water solution
By making sure washing machines are full before being run
They are expensive to implement
Which of the following is a disadvantage associated with most alternative fuel sources?
A ball traveling at 10 m/s
Heating sand to high temperatures to form molten glass
Wind
change in the size and shape of a solid
Winds must be strong and frequent in the area
separating a salt water solution
By making sure washing machines are full before being run
They are expensive to implement
Which of the following is a renewable resources?
A ball traveling at 10 m/s
Heating sand to high temperatures to form molten glass
Wind
change in the size and shape of a solid
Winds must be strong and frequent in the area
separating a salt water solution
By making sure washing machines are full before being run
They are expensive to implement
Which of the following is an example of a chemical change?
A ball traveling at 10 m/s
Heating sand to high temperatures to form molten glass
Wind
change in the size and shape of a solid
Winds must be strong and frequent in the area
separating a salt water solution
By making sure washing machines are full before being run
They are expensive to implement
Which of the following is NOT a clue that a chemical reaction is occurring?
A ball traveling at 10 m/s
Heating sand to high temperatures to form molten glass
Wind
change in the size and shape of a solid
Winds must be strong and frequent in the area
separating a salt water solution
By making sure washing machines are full before being run
They are expensive to implement
Which of the following is NOT an example of potential energy?
A ball traveling at 10 m/s
Heating sand to high temperatures to form molten glass
Wind
change in the size and shape of a solid
Winds must be strong and frequent in the area
separating a salt water solution
By making sure washing machines are full before being run
They are expensive to implement
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