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IB Physics Past Paper Question Analysis - Physics - Sources of Energy

IB Physics Question Analysis

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IB Past Paper Question Analysis Topic: Physics - Sources of Energy

These types of questions are quite frequently asked in IB Physics exams~

(1) What is a good source of energy?

Solution:

A good source of energy would be one.

1. Which would do a large amoubnt of work per unit volume or mass.

2. be easily accessible.

3. be easy to store and transport

4. perhaps most importantly, be economical.

(2) What is a good fuel?

Solution:

A fuel is said to be good fuel if it produces a large amount of heat on burning without producing a lot of smoke, and is easily available.

(3) If you could use any source of energy for heating your food, which one would you use and why?

Solution:

We will use LPG due to its high calorific value and smokeless flame.

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