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Calculate the efficiency of a runner who produces of 500J of kinetic energy from 2500J of chemical energy.​

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Energy Efficiency Practice Problems

1. Calculate the energy efficiency of a light bulb that gives of 40J of light from 200J

of electrical energy.

(40J/ 200J) X 100 = 20%

2. Calculate the energy efficiency of a motor that does of 60J of work from 240J of

electrical energy.

(60J/240J) X 100 = 25%

3. Calculate the energy efficiency of a radio that gives of 30J of sound from 360J of

electrical energy.

(30J/360J) X 100 = 8.33%

4. Calculate the efficiency of a runner who produces of 500 J of kinetic energy

from 2500J of chemical energy.

(500J/2500J) X 100 = 20%

5. What is the amount of useful energy from a bulb whose energy efficiency is 25%

when supplied with 600J of energy?

25%/100 = X/600J

Useful energy = 150 J

6. The burning gasoline in an engine contains 2000 J of chemical energy. 1200 J of

this energy becomes kinetic energy, and 800 J are lost to friction. What is the

energy efficiency of the engine?

(1200J/ 2000J) X 100 = 60%

7. A child uses a sling-shot to propel a rock into the air. When the child pulls

on the elastic part of the sling shot, it stores 500 J of energy. When the

child lets go, the rock moves with 400 J of kinetic energy and 100 J are lost

to friction. What is the energy efficiency of this sling shot?

(400J/500J) X 100 = 80%

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